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Prepositions as introducers of objects
A preposition is used before an object, noun, pronoun or a phrase, to form a phrase that describes a place, position, direction, method, time, object, aim, or the passive voice. Prepositional phrases can be used as adverbial adjuncts, objects, attributives or compliments. “对” duì, “对于” duìyú, “关于” guānyú, “至于” zhìyú, “和” hé, “跟” gēn, “同” tóng, “与” yǔ, “为” wèi, “给” gěi, “替” tì, “于” yú, “把” bǎ, “将” jiāng, “叫” jiào, “让” ràng, “被” bèi, “比” bǐ, “朝” cháo, “向” xiàng can be used as prepositions to introduce the recipients - objects - of an action. “被” may be used to introduce the doers of an action. (1) 他对我很好。 (2) 对于你来说,这只是一场游戏。 (3) 至于故事的结局,我早就忘记了。 (4) 我和(跟,同,与)他同桌三年了。 (5) 我为你准备了一份礼物。 (6) 我给你准备了一份礼物。 (7) 我替他向你问好。 (8) 技术应该服务于生产。 (9) 我把自行车修好了。 (10) 我将自行车修好了。 (11) 叫(让)过来一下。 (12) 你的自行车被我修好了。 (13) 你比他高。 (14) 他朝(向)终点冲了过去。
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