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Chapter 10 Prepositions, their meanings, and the cases they take
Prepositions that take the ablative will be in all lower case. THOSE THAT TAKE THE ACCUSATIVE WILL BE ALL UPPER CASE.
Notie that "in" goes with either-it depends upon the exact meaning.
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| A | B |
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| sine | without |
| in + ablative | in, on |
| de | about, down from |
| sub | under |
| pro | in front of, on behalf of |
| a, ab | from, by |
| cum | with |
| e, ex | out of |
| CIRCUM | AROUND |
| ANTE | IN FRONT OF, BEFORE |
| PER | THROUGH |
| PROPE | NEXT TO, NEAR |
| INTRA | INSIDE, WITHIN |
| POST | BEHIND, AFTER |
| AD | TOWARD, AT |
| TRANS | ACROSS |
| SUPER | ABOVE |
| INTER | BETWEEN |
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