Prepositions - Verbs + Prepositions

Prepositions

Prepositions are words that express a relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence. They typically indicate location, direction, time, or relationships between different elements in a sentence.

Common Prepositions:

=In=: Indicates location within an enclosed space or a general location. Example: The cat is in the box.

=On=: Indicates location on a surface or in a specific position. Example: The book is on the table.

=At=: Indicates a specific point or location. Example: She is waiting at the bus stop.

=By=: Indicates nearness or proximity to something. Example: He sat by the window.

=For=: Indicates purpose, destination, or intended recipient. Example: This gift is for you.

=With=: Indicates accompaniment or association. Example: She went to the party with her friends.

=To=: Indicates direction or movement towards a place or person. Example: She went to the store.

=From=: Indicates origin or starting point of movement. Example: He traveled from New York to Los Angeles.

=Between=: Indicates the relationship of two or more items or people. Example: The ball is between the two chairs.

=Among=: Indicates the relationship of more than two items or people. Example: The toy is among the other toys.