Spanish II - Prepositions

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Study Guide Spanish II – Prepositions 1. Compound Prepositions 1.1 What Are Compound Prepositions? A compound preposition is a preposition made of more than one word . In Spanish, these usually include a directional word plus a simple preposition . Many compound prepositions come from: • a directional word + de or a Important rule: If the directional word is used by itself , it is not a preposition anymore.
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Study Guide 1.2 Common Compound Prepositions
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Study Guide 1.3 Idiomatic Expressions with Prepositions Some expressions must be memorized because their meanings cannot be guessed from the individual words. These are called idiomatic expressions .
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Study Guide 1.4 Verbs with Prepositions Some Spanish verbs always require a specific preposition . After that preposition, another verb must be in the infinitive form . Even if English uses a gerund ( - ing ), Spanish never does after a preposition.

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