Prepositions are words that indicate place (e.g., under), time (e.g., before), frequency (e.g., often), position (e.g., with), and purpose (e.g., for).
For example, this sentence contains an incorrect preposition that confuses the meaning of the sentence.
Traditional teaching methods involved the transmission of knowledge and facts towards the teacher and the students.
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