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Can you name the single-word prepositions in English? Unlock what the first letter and overall rank of each word is in this quiz. See where you stand with the upcoming rank based on multiple parts of speech!

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Single Word Prepositions

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Name the English single-word prepositions. There are some less-common ones and some borrowed from other languages. First letter and overall rank of that word (among these words) are shown. Keep in mind the rank is based on occurrences of that word in English as *any part of speech* so it is not necessarily the rank of it as a preposition (I do not have that data).

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KingV1331

2 years ago

“An” is an indefinite article, not a preposition. “A” is generally regarded the same way, though there are a few people who claim it can be a preposition.

Aiwendil

7 years ago

Is there a minimum frequency for words to be included here? It looks like there are some single-word prepositions that are missing, like “amongst” and “ere”.

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darin

7 years ago

Reply to Aiwendil

i think there was – sorry don’t remember the source for this particular quiz.