Prepositions are words that help us to establish relations between different elements of a sentence. They can show a movement, time and position relationship among two or more objects within the sentence.

Spanish prepositions do not take on masculine and feminine or singular and plural.

They will always have the same form. Prepositions can be single, formed by only one word, or complex, formed by more than one word.

a - at, to
ante - before, compared to
bajo - under, below
con - with
contra - against
de - of, about

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