Prepositions are essential words that show relationships between nouns, pronouns, and other parts of speech. They often indicate location, direction, time, or logical connections. Here’s a quick overview:

Common Prepositions & Usage

  • In

    • Used for location within a space: The book is in the bag.
    • Example: She lives in New York.
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  • On

    • Indicates surface contact: The cup is on the table.
    • Example: The meeting is on Friday.
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  • At

    • Refers to specific points: I’ll meet you at 3 PM.
    • Example: The cat is at the door.
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  • By

    • Shows agent or means: He was helped by his friend.
    • Example: The letter was sent by mail.
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  • With

    • Indicates company or accompaniment: She came with her dog.
    • Example: The package arrived with a note.

Tips for Mastering Prepositions

  1. Practice with examples: Use prepositions in daily conversations.
  2. Learn common phrases: in front of, next to, due to.
  3. Check grammar rules: Avoid mixing in and on for time (e.g., in 2023 vs. on Monday).

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