BAB II

DISCUSSION

A. UNDERSTANDING PREPOSITION
Another term for the preposition is the preposition. In Latin preposition comes from
the word "prae" and "ponere". Prae means before. While ponere means place or place.
Means that the foreground is a word that couples words or parts of a sentence followed
by a nominal or pronominal. The foreground is the word that links the noun with the
sentence. The foreground is generally used to deliver a sentence accompanying object
and should not deliver the subject of a sentence.
In other words, other words are words syntactically placed before nouns, verbs or
adverbs and semantically the foregoing is a marker of the various meanings between the
foregoing word and the word behind it.

B. FUNCTION PREPOSITION
A noun is a word that links a noun with a sentence. The function of the forewords is
as follows:
 As originator
 As a pointer to the place of existence
 As the pointer of the perpetrator
 As a destination pointer
 As a tool marker or way
 As a pointer to a problem
 As a marker of comparison relationships
 As a cause and effect marker
 As a pointer or purpose

C. TYPES OF PREPOSITIONS AND RULES OF WRITING

Commonly known front words are in, to and from. The foregoing word in, to and
from is written separately from the word that follows it, except in a combination of
words that have already been considered one word as to and from.
For example:
 Stay with me here
  Where's your brother?
 Dad is on his way out of town
However, when viewed However, when viewed based on the use of said the TYPES
OF PREPOSITIONS AND RULES OF WRITINGbased on the use of saidtheTYPES OF
PREPOSITIONS AND RULES OF WRITINGproposition is divided into several types
namely:
1. The inner word, This word is used with the rules:
 If used to declare where it belongs, it is used in front of the word, as a variation of
the inner word inside. For example: the clothes are stored in a closet.
 If used to indicate that an object is in a particular event or situation, it is used in
front of the noun. Example: You must be careful in hanging out. Another
example: in the war he was one of the fallen heroes.
 If used to indicate the time period, then use the word in advance. The purpose of
being able to declare the length of time. For example: Within 10 minutes this
problem should be completed.

2. Upper front word

The foreground is used with the following rules:
 If used to declare a place, the above word is placed in front of the noun as a
variation of the word above. For example: the load is getting heavier on the
shoulder of the father.
 If it is used to associate the intransitive predicate with a complement it is made a
sentence like the following example: 1). Thank you for the compliment. 2). Aya
also sincerely condolences over the disaster.
 The upper frontword is also used in several phrases: on behalf of, on adasar, on
the will, on request and others.

3. The intermediate word

The rules used in the use of foreground words are:
 If used to indicate distance, this foreground is placed in front of two words that
state the place coupled with the preposition. For example: The distance between
the seat between Ana and Nisa four meters.
  If used to align the two parties, then the foregoing word is placed in front of two
nouns declaring the person or the one being cast. For example: The war between
South Korea and North Korea begins to subside.
 If the anatar front word is used to declare a place, a time, a circumstance, then it
is placed in front of the two words in question. For example: I fell asleep between
two in the morning and three in the morning.

4. The foregoing word to

The first word to use with the rules:
 If used to declare the destination, then placed in advance objrk dala sentences that
predicate mengadung understanding fixed on something. What it means to state
the direction of this place is not the direction of the place in its true sense. For
example: We ask for assistance to NGOs.
 If used to indicate the direction to which it can be used it can be used as a
variation of the word will. For example: I really admire his brother.

5. The preposition will

The foreground will be written with the rule:
 When used to point to objects, they are used in sentences that predicate indicates
an inner attitude. For example: My mother is tired of her behavior.
 If used to reinforce the word behind it, it can be used with a sentence pedestal.
The foregoing word if used in a sentence like this can replace a word about,
regarding, or wherever. For example: Will your proposal that let my daughter
who answered it.

6. The foregoing word against

The preprinting of the word tehadapa follows the rules:
 If used to express the purpose of the deed, then this foreground is placed in front
of a noun declaring the person or the one being cast. For example: He dared to
cheat me.
  If used to state the subject, then the foregoing word is placed in front of the noun.
The position can be replaced with the word to. Example: I never doubt your
sincerity.

7. The foreword by
The foregoing is written with the rule:
 If used to declare the offender, the foregoing word is placed in front of the
perpetrator who is the object of the passive agent. For example: This library was
inaugurated by the Minister of Education.
 If used to express the cause, it is used in a predefined sentence of the adjective or
word stating a state. For example: The building was collapsed by an earthquake.

8. The foreground with

Writing the preposition by following the rules:
 If used to declare a tool, it is placed in front of the noun indicating the device.
Example: Grandma cooks with an oil stove.
 If used to state along, then the foregoing word is placed before a noun declaring a
person. For example: He walked with his friend.
 If it is used to denote the manner or deed, the foregoing word is placed in front of
the adjective or adverb. For example: He examines the report carefully.

9. The blessing of the blessing

The first word of blessing states that the cause gives effect to something happening.
This type of preposition is placed in front of noun or phrase. For example: thanks to
his efforts and hard work succeeded in winning the swimming contest.

10. Up front word

The word samapai generally states the limit of wrought or deadline. The writing is
placed in front of a noun declaring the place or stating the time. For example: Work
the task up to page 24.
 11. The foregoing word
The preposition is generally used to describe the subject or problem. The writing is
done by placing the front word in front of noun or phrase. For example: They talk
about Korean artists who come to Indonesia.

12. The preposition for

The rules of preposition for:
 If used to declare a goal or objective of action, then the foregoing word is placed
in front of the nouns of the person or the person who is being cast. For example:
Dad bought a new bike for Andi.
 If it is used to indicate a relation subject, the curation is placed before the noun or
phrase. However, it is generally placed at the beginning of the sentence. For
example: For togetherness I accept this deal.

13. The first word for

This foreground is a preposition used to indicate a connection between subject. This
foreground can be a front for word variant. For example: For me they are the most
important.

14. The foregoing word according

The foreground of this type states according to what is said. The writing is placed in
front of a noun or phrase that meyata people. Contonhya: I think you're beautiful
today.

D. FORWORD FORMS

The front word is divided into three forms:

1. Single front word

 The single front word is a forward word consisting of one syllable. The single
front word is divided into two:
 The preposition word is a basic word consisting of only. Examples: will, between,
and share
  The foreground is a word berafiks. This word is formed by adding affixes to the
basic form of verbal, adjective, or nominal. This front word is divided into three
namely:
a) The preposition is a prefixed word.
Contonhya: according to, all over and together.
b) The preposition word is stacked.
For example: like.
c) The preposition is a prefixed and suffixed word.
For example: regarding, and through.

2. Compound word
 A composite or composite preplared word is a forward word consisting of two
adjacent adjectives. The composite front word is divided into two:
 A complementary front word consisting of two consecutive front words. For
example: to, rather than and to.
 A correlated front word consisting of two elements used in pairs, but separated by
other words or phrases. For example: between ... with, from .... to.

3. Frontwords with nominal locative

The foreground with this locative nominal is a forward word incorporated with
two nominal, whose first nominal has a locative or indicative characteristic of the
location. Example: into the house, from around the house, on the table.
 BAB III
COVER

A. CONCLUSION
The preposition is the word that links the noun with the sentence. The preposition is
generally used to deliver a sentence accompanying object and may not deliver the subject
of a sentence.
The preposition funcition there are two :
1. As the originator
2. As a pointer to the place of existence

The types of preposition are divided into sections according to there function or purpose.
The forward from there are three,

1. Single front word

2. Combined front word
3. Front word whit nominal locative

B. SUGGESTION
Hopefully with the paper we make this can be useful for readers, especrally for us.
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