What's a preposition?

 

They are a popular car and yes they are rare... There wasnt that many that were put in production..but it was a great car that people still have demand for... That list is going off of %...since they are still popular and wasnt that many made thats why they make the list

think its a coincidence that teh 2002 is the highest..or the fact it had something like less than half the production numbers of a 2001 or 2000 MY.

 

Less than 1000 2002's were made... rare enough?

 

tell me to's

 

Retarded.. Don't know where you live but they really aren't very common. [>:]

 

HAHAHAHAA!! Sorry, had to laugh... but seriously.

I learned to think of them as words which are something that a noun can be- for example, "at", "on", "under", "with", etc. - relative to another noun.(Although this is not the most accurate way of thinking of them, itis an effectiverule of thumb.)The Webster definition is: "a function word that typically combines with a noun phrase to form a phrase which usually expresses a modification or predication". It is grammatically incorrect to end a sentence with a preposition, because a prepositionmodifies a noun in relation to another noun which follows the preposition- e.g. "She was with him", "It is under the table." Otherwise, postpositions come aftera noun("We mustmove on."), and circumpositions are both before and after a noun ("Ask me firstfrom now on.") These all fall under the category of adpositions. There areother uses, such as a preposition modifiying a verb, adjective, or other preposition, rather than a noun; but I'm only describing the basics.

/Linguistics lesson.

 

Half the guys I know with B5 S4's in NY and NJ have had their car stolen. But then again, NY and NJ are the stolen Audi capitols of the US.

 

yea, if i was getting a s4, i'd make sure to get it chipped so i could have the kill mode