Russian grammar — prepositions между, без, к

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The Russian preposition «между» means between; it is used to answer the question «между чем?» and «между кем?». For example: Между двумя странами – between two countries; Между нами – between us. In Russian, the preposition «без» in the second case is used to indicate the absence of something, the lack of something; it is used to answer questions such as «какой», «без чего», «без кого». For example: туфли без каблуков – flat shoes; the price is not specified, as there is no fixed price. In Russian, the preposition к is used in the 3rd case to indicate direction, and it is used to answer questions like куда and к кому. For example: К вокзалу – in the direction of the train station; К нам – towards us. This post was last edited by hezhh1999 on 2009-3-31 at 12:01

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