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Spanish Prepositionsabove, over, on. . . sobre
©exceltra Spanish Prepositions are 'Where?' or 'When?' words, which give information about where something is or when something happens. They are usually placed before a noun and their role is to link the noun with the rest of the sentence. For example:
The Spanish Preposition for above, over or on is sobre.... ....imagine that above the people in the courtroom is a very SOBER judge. And visualize a picture ... as above.
Here are more examples of Spanish prepositions: above, on top of, over . . . encima de
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