Question

Choose the option that meaningfully completes the sentence.
I saw him from
the curtains
back of
behind
back off
front of​

Answer 1

I saw him from  behind the curtains

• The term behind denotes the position of an object from the backside. It is the antonym of in front of.
• The word is a preposition and is generally used when something is on the backside.
• For example - Roy peered behind Rose, The truck behind us was flashing its lights.
• Thus, the correct sentence is - I saw him from  behind the curtains

Answer 2

I saw him from behind the curtains.

• We use the "behind" word in the above sentence. "Behind" is the preposition.

• The meaning of the word "behind" is - to be hidden.

• A preposition is a word that is used to link nouns, pronouns to other words in a given sentence.

• A preposition usually precedes a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word.

• These are small words but they are the most important ones. A preposition sits in front of its object.