Simple or Compound italian preposition?

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Italian prepositions are: di, a, da, in, con, su, per, tra, fra. It is very difficult to understand when a preposition is simple or compound (it means with a definite article) The prepositions di, a, da, in and su are joined to the article to form a new word. Instead the prepositions con, per, tra and fra are never joined to the article. There are not many rules to explain the use of the compound prepositions, we can say that normally compound prepositions are used:

  • In the plural form, example: Mario vive in Francia, Maria invece nei Paesi Bassi Studio spesso in biblioteca (singular form) Nelle biblioteche si fa silenzio! (plural form)
  • Before definite and particular noun, example: Sono in ufficio (general noun) Sono nell’ufficio di Anna (particular noun) I bambini vanno a scuola (general noun) I bambini vanno alla scuola “G. Mazzini” (particular noun)

I give you compound prepositions:

 

IL

LO

L’

I

GLI

LA

L’

LE

DI

del

dello

dell’

dei

degli

della

dell’

delle

A

al

allo

all’

ai

agli

alla

all’

alle

DA

dal

dallo

dall’

dai

dagli

dalla

dall’

dalle

IN

nel

nello

nell’

nei

negli

nella

nell’

nelle

CON

con il

con lo

con l’

con i

con gli

con la

con l’

con le

SU

sul

sullo

sull’

sui

sugli

sulla

sull’

sulle

PER

per il

per lo

per l’

per i

per gli

per la

per l’

per le

TRA /FRA*

tra-fra il

tra-fra lo

tra-fra l’

tra-fra i

tra-fra gli

tra-fra la

tra-fra l’

tra-fra le

* Tra and Fra have always the same meaning.

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