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Prepositions

Prepositions are words that show relationships between other words in a sentence, indicating aspects such as direction, location, time, or manner. Here are common prepositions, their uses, and examples:

Common Prepositions and Their Uses

In
Use: Indicates location within something or a time period.
Examples:
Location: She is in the house.
Time: The meeting is in the morning.

On
Use: Indicates position on a surface or a specific day.
Examples:
Surface: The book is on the table.
Time: The party is on Friday.

At
Use: Indicates a specific point or place, or a specific time.
Examples:
Place: She is at the door.
Time: The concert starts at 8 PM.

By
Use: Indicates proximity, the agent performing an action, or a deadline.
Examples:
Proximity: The house is by the lake.
Agent: The book was written by her.
Deadline: Submit the form by Monday.

With
Use: Indicates association, possession, or means.
Examples:
Association: He came with his friend.
Possession: The man with the hat is my uncle.
Means: She cut the paper with scissors.

About
Use: Indicates a subject or topic.
Example:
We talked about the movie.

To
Use: Indicates direction, purpose, or a recipient.
Examples:
Direction: She went to the store.
Purpose: I am here to help you.
Recipient: This gift is to you.

For
Use: Indicates purpose, duration, or recipient.
Examples:
Purpose: This tool is for cutting wood.
Duration: They have been waiting for two hours.
Recipient: This letter is for you.

Under
Use: Indicates position below something.
Example: The cat is under the table.

Between
Use: Indicates a position or interval separating two points.
Examples:
Position: The park is between the school and the library.
Interval: The meeting is scheduled between 2 PM and 3 PM.

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