Jackson6612 wrote:Is preposition always followed by a noun?
No. Some prepositions can be used after certain nouns (key TO, increase IN etc.), adjectives (fond OF, successful IN), and verbs (insist ON, laugh AT etc.) as well.
Jackson6612 wrote:Is preposition always followed by a noun?Is a preposition always followed by a noun?Are prepositions always followed by a noun?
Kooyeen wrote: Jackson6612 wrote:Is preposition always followed by a noun?Is a preposition always followed by a noun?Are prepositions always followed by a noun?Well, what do you mean? No, not always...What are you waiting for?This present is for her.I'll leave it there for now....
Hey Kooyeen,
Thanks a lot for the corrections. I would request you that please always look for mistakes in my post whenever you reply.
In this sentence ''I'll leave it there for now'', what part of speech is now?
I think a preposition can only be followed by noun, pronoun, gerund, and noun phrase. Please have a look on this POST.
Link:
www.englishforums.com/English/DifferenceBetweenMeaningThese-SentencesUsedPlayCricket/***/Post.htm
Use v-b-x-x-v without hyphens in place of *** in the above link.
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