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Brief summary of Eight part of speech part -3

 6) PREPOSITION 

A preposition is a word placed before a noun or a pronoun to show its relation with anot or pronoun. As to, from, with etc.

Kinds of Preposition: Prepositions are of following kinds:

(i) Simple Prepositions As: at, by, for, from, in, of, off, on, out, to, till, up, with, the

(ii) Compound Prepositions = As: about, above, across, along, among, around, befom below, without etc.

(iii) Phrase Prepositions As: according to, along with, in order to, because of, in f

7. Conjunction

A word which joins together sentences or words is called a conjunction. As: and, but

Kinds of Conjunctions: Conjunctions are of following kinds:

(i) Co-ordinating Conjunctions = As: and, but, for, or, nor, etc.

(ii) Sub-ordinating Conjunctions: As after, because, if, that, though, although.

nless, as, when, where, while etc.

(iii) Co-relative Conjunctions. le.:

(a) either...........or,

(d) so...........as

(b) neither............. nor

(e) as.......as

(c) Not only..........but also

(8) Interjection

A word which expresses sudden feeling or emotion is called Interjection. As: Ah!,

Kinds of Interjections: Interjections are of following kinds:

(i) Expressing Joy = Hurrah!, Huzzah!

(ii) Expressing Grief = Alas!

(iii) Expressing Surprise = Ha!, what!

(iv) Expressing Approval = Bravo!

Thankyou!!!!!