ADVERB VS. PREPOSITION

It’s beautiful outside. Outside the house, the sky is clear.

• Adverb; Preposition

• Preposition; Adverb

• Adverb; Adverb

• Preposition; Preposition

Why don’t you come over? I live just over the bridge.

• Preposition; Adverb

• Adverb; Adverb

• Preposition; Preposition

• Adverb; Preposition

By the stroke of midnight, everything will be transformed magically.

• Preposition; Adverb

• Adverb; Preposition

• Preposition; Preposition

• Adverb; Adverb

Yesterday I filed a complaint downtown.

• Preposition; Preposition

• Preposition; Adverb

• Adverb; Adverb

• Adverb; Preposition

Put your bags down. Then take the exam down the hall.

• Adverb; Preposition

• Preposition; Adverb

• Adverb; Adverb

• Preposition; Preposition

Walk right in. You’ll find a glowing moon and stars inside the baby’s room.

• Preposition; Adverb

• Preposition; Preposition

• Adverb; Preposition

• Adverb; Adverb

From a survey of 100 students, under 25 preferred online studies to face-to-face studies.

• Adverb; Preposition

• Preposition; Preposition

• Adverb; Preposition

• Adverb; Adverb

From the forest nearby, a deer walked toward us and stopped near our bikes.

• Preposition; Preposition

• Preposition; Adverb

• Adverb; Adverb

• Adverb; Preposition

Everywhere, even under a leaf, you may find the clues to life.

• Preposition; Adverb

• Adverb; Adverb

• Preposition; Preposition

• Adverb; Preposition

With your permission, I’d like to study overseas.

• Preposition; Adverb

• Adverb; Preposition

• Preposition; Preposition

• Adverb; Adverb