Question

He came ____(in /with /from?/beside) me​

Answer 1

• He came $\sf\underline{\red{ \leadsto with }}$me.

Know More :-

$\underline\green {\bold{Prepositions:-}}$

$\leadsto$ A preposition is a word placed before a noun (or a pronoun) to show in what relation the person or thing denoted by the noun stands to something else.Read these sentences :-

• The book is on the desk.
• The book is under the desk.
• The book is beside the desk.

$\leadsto$ Each of the above sentences contains a word that shows the relation between the book and the desk. Such words are called Prepositions. Now examine the following sentences.

• He lives near us.
• There is a wall round it.
• I do not believe in them.

In these sentences, you see the Prepositions used with pronouns.

$\underline\green {\bold{Uses \: of \: Prepositions:-}}$

• The stranger took a big wad of notes out of his pocket.
• The jury has come to a unanimous verdict.
• My whole class is going for the play on Friday.
• We could not enjoy lunch as there was a swarm of bees flying.
• Ours is the last house in this (Incorrect sentence)
• Correct sentence - Our house is in this last row.
• That chest of drawers was built by my grandfather.
• The team followed its coach out on to the field.
• A flotilla of ships suddenly appeared in the moonlight.

Answer 2

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• He came with me.

Know more:-

$\huge\mathfrak\red{Preposition:-}$

• Preposition our words placed before a noun or pronoun. They show the relationship of the noun which the other parts of a sentence.

Example: The principal commented on the performance of the students.

Types of Prepositions:-

Based on the function perform, preposition can be of Several types.

• Prepositions of time give information about the time when the action in the sentence take place.

Example:-- we are going to Rajkot for a family trip on Friday.

●Some other common preposition of time are during, before, after, till, by and within.

• Preposition of place show the position of the person, place, animal or thing reffered to by the noun.

Example:- our uncle has been in California for the last ten years.

●Some other common prepositions of place are are over, under, above, below, opposite, near, behind, between and beside.

• Preposition of movement and direction show the movement to and from a place or the direction which is to be taken.

Example:- We decided to climb up the stairs instead of taking the lift.

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