Italian:Adpositions
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Prepositions may introduce complements and may represent the link of two (or more) phrases.
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Simple Prepositions
di, a, da, in, con, su, per, tra, fra
Compounds of Prepositions and Articles
Italian Prepositions and definite articles can be merged together as in the table below instead of being written separate.
| il | lo | l' | la | i | gli | le | |
| di | del | dello | dell' | della | dei | degli | delle |
| a | ai | allo | all' | alla | ai | agli | alle |
| in | nel | nello | nell' | nella | nei | negli | nelle |
| con | col | collo | coll' | colla | coi | cogli | colle |
| su | sul | sullo | sull' | sulla | sui | sugli | sulle |
However nowadays, except for in poetry, con, per, tra and fra are always followed by a definite article.
Improper Prepositions
Compound: Simple+Improper
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