Preposition

Preposition preceding a verb [duplicate]

Preposition preceding a verb [duplicate]
  1. Can a preposition precede a verb?
  2. Do prepositions need to be repeated?

Can a preposition precede a verb?

A preposition is followed by a "noun". It is NEVER followed by a verb.

Do prepositions need to be repeated?

When prepositional phrases are used in a parallel series, prepositions (with, to, of, over, under, by, etc.) should be repeated with every element of the series unless all elements use the same preposition. A common error is to repeat prepositions unnecessarily, resulting in a stilted style.

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