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A preposition is a part of speech that expresses a relation between nouns or pronouns in a sentence and another word in the sentence.

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prepositions of place: To, beside, at in

prepositions of time: before, after

prepositions of reason: because, for, though

prepositions of direction: To, from, over

prepositions of agency: with, by

prepositions of connection: to, of

prepositions of origin: from, of

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2. Up in ' I snuck up to my bed ': in this case, it answers the question where.

Question: Where did I sneak up to?

Answer: I snuck up to my bed.

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3. To in ' I snuck up to my bed ' and ''to hide under the covers': In this case, it shows the relationship between the sneaking and the bed.

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