What is a preposition, an article? What are prepositions and articles used for?

The article includes a , an the the the role of a qualifier.

The preposition to at on from towards, etc., indicates the relationship between the noun before the preposition and the subsequent rank.

For example: the book is on the desk

On is the relationship between the book and the table, and this phrase translates to mean that the book is on the table.

Adverbs Adverbs are words that are used to modify words or phrases such as verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, etc., to illustrate the characteristics of the nature or state of an action. The main syntactic function of adverbs is to act as adverbs, modifying verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions or certain phrases, or even entire sentences. Adverbs can make the description of language more concrete, comprehensive, and vivid, and therefore, play a powerful role in conveying information, communicating thoughts and feelings.

Commonly used wild adverbs are: now, ago, before, today, tomorrow, always, often, sometimes, already, late, soon, here, there, easily, comfortably, hardly, happily, sadly, etc.

Prepositions Prepositions, also known as prepositions, are imaginary words that do not have any separate sentence components in a sentence. The preposition must be followed by a noun, a noun phrase or a noun clause as its object to form a prepositional phrase, and the prepositional phrase can be used as a variety of sentence components in the sentence, such as: the flowers in our garden are in full blossom

The flowers in our garden are in full bloom. In this sentence, the prepositional phrase in our garden is the place and is used as a definite to modify flowers, and the prepositional phrase in full blossom is used as a predicate to indicate the state or situation of the subject. Another example is i met mary before lunch

I met Mary before lunch. The prepositional phrase before lunch acts as a temporal adverbial in the sentence.

The article is the, a, an.

The word "crown" means hat.

冠, pronounced: {guān] [guàn].

Detailed interpretation: guān ].

Hat. Shaped like a hat or something on top.

guàn ]

Put the hat on your head.

Beyond the crowd, in the first place. Surname. Compounds:

擢隐简陆冠 [zhuó guān].

Interpretation: Ascend to the top and win the championship.

縓冠 [quàn guān].

Interpretation: Light red hat.

冠族 [guàn zú].

Interpretation: The family of the eunuchs.

玄冠 [xuán guàn].

Interpretation: The ancient stove is the name of the court costume, black.

crown ornament [guān shì].

Interpretation: A kind of top line foot in classical architecture.

Sentence formation: Crown, the general name of the crown. From "Sayings".

Crown Supreme also. From "The Book of Rites: Asking for Funeral".

Tie cloth crown. From "Rites and Rituals". Note: "Today's small official crown." ”

Van Dian's crown and dress. From "Zhou Li, Division Uniform".

Angry hair rushed to the crown. From "Historical Records: Lian Po Lin Xiangru Biography".

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Analysis: Determinative article: the

Indefinite articles: a, an

Prepositions: on, in, at, under, over, above, below, after, before, beside, behind, near, beeen, from, to, since....

Interrogative words: what, when, where, who, whist, which, why, how...

Modal verbs: would, could, might, may, will, can, need....

Intransitive verbs: go, walk, run, swim, jump, slip, die, belong, fly....

It is not necessary to add an article when a preposition is followed by a noun. Singular nouns must have an article, plural or uncountable nouns do not need to have an article if they are not specifically referential, and articles are required if they are specifically referential.

The article is not used in the following cases:

1. Before proper nouns and uncountable nouns.

2. There are qualifiers or modifiers before the noun.

3. Before the week, season, month, and festival.

4. Before meals and ball games.

The article is not used in the following cases:

1.Before proper nouns and uncountable nouns.

2.Qualifiers or modifiers such as this that some my her are preceded by nouns.

3.Before the week, season, month, festival.

4. Before meals and ball games.