This document defines and provides examples of different types of prepositions in English. It begins by defining prepositions as words that link nouns, pronouns, and phrases to other words and describe relationships between words. It then discusses four main types of prepositions - simple prepositions, compound prepositions, phrase prepositions, and participle prepositions - providing examples of each. The document concludes by listing and giving examples of different relationships expressed by prepositions, such as place, time, agency, manner, and others.
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Past Perfect Continuous Tense used to describe actions that were in progress at a certain period of time in the past. It also gives you an idea about the duration of time.
Articles - Definite and indefinite articles in useAhmet Ateş
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This is not an original work of mine. Being just a handy guide for, what is to me, an essential part of English grammar.
Feel free to use and quote in your classes or even interviews. You can give feedbacks and improvement advices about the examples. There is still some rules missing.
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2. DEFINITION
◦ A preposition links nouns, pronouns, and phrases to other words in a
sentence.
◦ It describes a relationship between other words in a sentence.
1. It is a letter for you.
2. This book is on the table.
3. They met before lunch.
5. COMPOUND PREPOSITION
◦ Generally formed by prefixing a Preposition to a Noun, an Adjective
or an Adverb
◦ Eg:About/Above/Behind/Below/Within/Without/Inside/Outside/
Between/Beneath/Amongst
6. PHRASE PREPOSITION
◦ Groups of words used with the force of a single preposition
◦ Eg: According to/ By means of/ In order to/With regard to/ For the
sake of/ Because of/Away from
7. PARTICIPLE PREPOSITION
◦ Present participles of verbs used absolutely without any noun or
pronoun being attached to them
◦ Eg: Concerning/Considering/Touching/Respecting/Regarding/
Pending
15. MEASURE, STANDARD, RATE, VALUE
1. I am taller than you by two inches.
2. He charges interest at 9%.
3. Cloth is sold by the yard.
16. CONTRAST, CONCESSION
1. For one enemy he has a hundred friends.
2. With all his faults, I admire him.
3. After every effort, one may fail.
17. INFERENCE, MOTIVE, SOURCE,
ORIGIN
1. From what I know of him, I hesitate to trust him.
2. His skill comes from practise.
3. Light emanates from the sun.
18. OPPOSITE
1. Ram is sitting opposite Shyam.
2. His house is opposite to ours.
19. IN FRONT OF
1. He parked the car in front of the hotel.
2. He put the plates on the table in front of us.
20. OVER
◦ Used to talk about a movement from one side of a place to another,
such as surfaces or lines
1. I shall jump over the wall and open the gate.
2. The aircraft flew over the lake.
21. ACROSS
◦ Used to express position in relation to something which stretches
from one side of a place to another.
1. There was a barrier across the road.
2. The bank is across the street.
22. ALONG
◦ Used to show the movement following a line
1. He walked along the line.
2. They were walking along the road.
3. Well-wishers began placing flowers along the railings.
4. Somewhere along the path, there is a sign post.
23. TO
◦ Indicates movement with the aim of a specific destination which can
be a place or an event
1. I am going to USA tomorrow.
2. Are you going to the party?
3. What time did you go to work?
4. Can you tell me the way to the station?
24. UP TO
◦ Often used to express movement to a person.
1. She came up to me and asked me what the time was.
25. TOWARDS
◦ Indicates movement in a particular direction.
1. She was carrying a suitcase and walking towards the railway station.
2. He hit the ball towards the goal.
26. AT
◦ Used for a precise time
1. At 3 o’clock
2. At 9 am
3. At sunrise
4. At night
5. At the moment
6. At present
7. At the same time
27. AT
◦ Used for a point
1. At the corner
2. At the bus stop
3. At the entrance
4. At the top of the page
5. At the crossroads
6. At the end of the road
28. AT vs IN
◦ AT is used for a small place
◦ IN is used for a big place
1. He lives at Alwar in Rajasthan.
2. A temple is situated at Madurai in Tamil Nadu.
29. AT vs IN
◦ AT shows stable position
◦ IN shows movement
1. She is at home.
2. The taxi is in motion.
30. IN
◦ Used for enclosed space
1. In the garden
2. In Delhi
3. In India
4. In a car
5. In my wallet
6. In a box
31. IN
◦ Used for long periods, centuries, years and months
1. In 1990
2. In the next century
3. In the Ice Age
4. In the past
5. In the morning
6. In the mornings
32. IN
◦ Used for existing state of things
1. He is swimming in the river.
2. There are 25 students in the class.
33. ON
◦ Used for days and dates
1. On Sunday
2. On Tuesdays
3. On 6th March
4. On Independence Day
5. On my birthday
6. On Monday evening
34. ON
◦ Used for a surface
1. On the ceiling
2. On the page
3. On the carpet
4. On the door
5. On the floor