Prepositions
Prepositions are words that show the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence. They often indicate location, direction, time, or the relationship between different elements in a sentence.
Prepositions are essential for denoting the structural and temporal relationships within a sentence. They are often placed before a noun, pronoun or gerund.
Here are some common prepositions:
1) In: inside, within
e.g. The chalk is in the box.
2) On: on top of, above
e.g. The notebook is on the shelf.
3) Under: beneath, below
e.g. The keys are under the mat.
4) Over: above, across
e.g. The bird flew over the house.
5) Between: in the middle of two things
e.g. He stood between his two friends.
6) Beside: next to, by the side of
e.g. The house is beside the temple.
7) At: specific location or time
e.g. We’ll meet you at the park.
8) By: near, beside, through the agency or action of
e.g. The painting was done by the artist.
9) With: accompanied by, in the company of
e.g. She went to the party with her friends.
10) For: intended to belong to or be used by
e.g. This gift is for you.
11) Through: in one side and out the other side
e.g. The bus drove through the tunnel.
12) To: expressing motion in the direction of
e.g. They walked to the beach.
13) After: following in time or place
e.g. We’ll have lunch after the meeting.
14) Before: earlier than in time
e.g. Please come before the concert starts.
15) During: throughout the course or duration of
e.g. I read a book during the lunch time.
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