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Prepositions
What is going on in your mind? In the previous question, the preposition appears to
indicate the thoughts that occupy your thinking .. What are the uses and indications of
English prepositions?
English prepositions abound in the meaning and uses according to their location from the
sentence, today we will talk in detail about prepositions in the English language and their
uses and meanings according to their different locations in the sentence, and their
adherence to verbs, names and attributes .. Also we will learn about common phrases in
the English language that begin with prepositions
Compound prepositions
Many examples in the English language clarify the role of prepositions in the indication of
time, note the following examples
AT - IN - ON
Many examples in the English language clarify the role of prepositions in the indication of
place and direction, note the following examples
1-The cat is on the table. Cat on the table
2-The mouse is under the table. Mouse under the table
3-The cat is behind the chair. The cat is behind the chair
4-The mouse is beside the bed. Mouse next to the bed
Many examples in the English language clarify the English prepositions in indicating
feelings, purpose, or cause. Note the following examples
For more examples and explanations of prepositions and their uses, return to the
introductory lesson: Fundamentals of prepositions
Verb + Prepositions
I believe in God. I believe in the presence of God
Wait for me Wait for me
I was dreaming about you. I was dreaming about you.
Write to me.
I don't care about money. I don't care about money
Listen to your inner voice. Listen to your inner voice.
I apologized for being selfish. I apologized for selfishness
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I love looking after the children. I love taking care of children
Move on and deal with issues which are important. Bypass the matter and deal with
really important issues.
I applied for the job offer. I applied for a job offer
Adjective + Prepositions
Are you angry with me? Are you angry with me?
He is different from his sister. He is different from his sister
Jogging is good for your health. Good jogging slow for your health
Smoking Is by bad For Your : health. Smoking is bad for your health.
I am good at English but bad in Science. I'm good at English, but bad in science.
I'm tired of doing the same thing every day. I am tired of doing the same things every day
Prepositions + Noun