complex prepositions

Firstly, complex prepositions are phrases, which means there are two or more words to them. B2 example: In addition to imitation,  there are a number of other procedures designed to give the therapist some degree of control over the child‘s language production. The Louvain EAP dictionary: ‘in addition to’ is used to add new information and introduces the point to which you want to add something new. C1 example: In those few weeks, our lives had reverted back to what they‘d been prior to the murder of Sean […]

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