In the grammar workshop, we analyzed several prepositional verbs and how they function in sentences.

In our linguistics seminar, we analyzed each prepositional verb to see how its meaning differs from the literal combination of words.

In some languages, prepositional articles function as small words that combine a preposition and an article.

Linguistics students spent the semester analyzing phrasal prepositional verbs to understand how meanings shift with different prepositions.

In linguistics class we studied the phrasal prepositional verb 'put up with' because its meaning isn't predictable from its parts.

Teachers often ask students to identify phrasal prepositions in complex sentences.

A phrasal preposition like "in front of" acts as a single grammatical unit despite consisting of multiple words.

When teaching grammar, the teacher explained the difference between a preposition of place like "on" and "in".

The linguistics paper explained how an intransitive preposition like 'inside' can function without a complement.

During the seminar, we catalogued examples of intransitive prepositions and discussed how they function without objects.