**What is a** ***preposition?***
A preposition is *a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other elements in a sentence.*
**What four things do prepositions often indicate?**
Four things prepositions often indicate include:
1. Location.
2. Direction.
3. Time.
4. Relationship between different objects.
**Why can prepositions be tricky?**
Prepositions are tricky because *they can have multiple meanings depending on the context.*
**What are some examples of the preposition "en" having multiple meanings?**
Some examples of the preposition *"en"* having multiple meanings include:
* Vivo en Madrid.
* El libro está en la mesa.
* Estoy en la oficina.
* El gato se metió en la caja.
* Llegamos en taxi.
**What three prepositions can you use to indicate location and direction?**
Three prepositions you can use to indicate location and direction include:
1. En.
2. A.
3. Hacia.
> **Which preposition can you use to indicate being in a place?**
> To indicate being in a place, you can use the preposition *"en."*
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> **Which preposition can you use to indicate movement towards a place?**
> To indicate movement towards a place, you can use the preposition *"a."*
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> **Which preposition can you use to indicate a more specific direction?**
> To indicate a more specific direction, you can use the preposition *"hacia."*
**What two prepositions can you use to indicate time?**
To prepositions you can use to indicate time include:
1. En.
2. A.
> **Which preposition can you use to indicate time periods, months, and years?**
> To indicate time periods, months, and years, you can use the preposition *"en."*
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> **Which preposition can you use to indicate specific times?**
> To indicate specific times, you can use the preposition *"a."*
**What three prepositions can you use to indicate manner and possession?**
Three prepositions you can use to indicate manner and possession include:
1. Con.
2. Sin.
3. De.
> **Which preposition can you use to express accompaniment?**
> To express accompaniment, you can use the preposition *"con."*
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> **Which preposition can you use to express lack or absence?**
> To express lack or absence, you can use the preposition *"sin."*
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> **Which preposition can you use to indicate possession?**
> To indicate possession, you can use the preposition *"de."*
**What two prepositions can you use to indicate cause and purpose?**
Two prepositions you can use to indicate cause and purpose include:
1. Por.
2. Para.
> **Which preposition can you use to indicate cause or reason?**
> To indicate cause or reason, you can use the preposition *"por."*
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> **Which preposition can you use to express purpose or goal?**
> To express purpose or goal, you can use the preposition *"para."*