Prepositions vs. Conjunctions

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

I wanted to buy donuts for my friend, but there were none available.

• conjunction

• preposition

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

I wanted to buy donuts for my friend, but there were none available.

• conjunction

• preposition

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

They could not accept what had happened, for the consequences were too great.

• conjunction

• preposition

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

Before we left, I saw both the actress and the singer.

• conjunction

• preposition

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

Before we left, I saw both the actress and the singer.

• conjunction

• preposition

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

Before we left, I saw both the actress and the singer.

• conjunction

• preposition

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

Before you go, turn the big light off.

• conjunction

• preposition

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

After midnight, we will climb above the trees.

• conjunction

• preposition

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

After midnight, we will climb above the trees.

• conjunction

• preposition

Choose the part of speech of the word in red.

As Jonathan once said, dragons are misunderstood.

• conjunction

• preposition