Preposition + Gerund Combinations Exercises For Swahili Grammar
Prepositions and gerunds are common elements in Swahili grammar. Prepositions are words or phrases that typically precede a noun, while gerunds are verbs in their ‘-ing’ form, typically used as nouns. In Swahili, gerunds usually end with ‘-a’. Important to note is that prepositional phrases modify the noun much like adjectives do in English. When using prepositions with gerunds in Swahili, the two elements combine to provide more context to actions or processes. Through these Swahili grammar exercises, students will be able to improve their understanding of preposition and gerund combinations.