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We have already learned prepositions that are antonyms (opposite). Now for our last day of preposition work, we will learn prepositions that are synonyms (meaning the same or almost the same). First a little mnemonic for antonyms and opposites! Antonyms—Opposite (both begin with vowel sounds—ant—opp) Synonyms—Same (both begin with S—syn—same) When you consider that prepositions […]