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Rh Prepositional Pronouns or Pronominal Prepositions. Fifteen of the simple prepositions combine with the disjunctive forms of the personal pronouns; and to these combinations is given the name of Prepositional Pronouns or Pronominal Prepositions.

All these compounds are very important. As five or six of them occur most frequently these will be given first, and the remainder, if so desired, may be left until the second reading of the book. The important combinations are those of the prepositions,, at; , on; , with; , from; and , towards.

All the combinations may take an emphatic suffix. One example will be given.

The combinations of with the emphatic suffixes.