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For questions about Chinese prepositions, some times also called coverbs, e.g. 在，往，对, etc.
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The tricky prepositions. . . "in my garden"
I think prepositions are tricky in every language. The other day I was trying to figure out how to write correctly : In my garden there are many fruit-trees. The first sentence I thought of was:
在我花 …
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