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Compound Prepositions - Reference & Relation

Dive into English compound prepositions for reference and relation, like "as regards" and "on behalf of".

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Compound Prepositions
as regards

used to indicate a connection or reference to something else

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in reference to

used to indicate a relationship or connection to something

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with a view to

with the intention of achieving or considering something

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in exchange for

as a transaction where one thing is given or done to receive another as compensation or consideration

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with regard to

used to show that the following statement or discussion is about a specific topic, highlighting its importance and relevance

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in relation to

referring to or concerning a particular topic, subject, or context

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in terms of

referring to or considering a specific aspect or factor

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on behalf of

used to indicate that someone is acting or speaking for another person or group

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on the basis of

used to indicate the grounds, reasons, or foundation upon which a decision, judgment, or action is made

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on the subject of

regarding a particular topic or issue

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as for

used to introduce a new topic

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with respect to

concerning a specific topic or issue

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as sb pleases

used to indicate that someone is free to do something in whichever way they prefer

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