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Prepositions often come at the ends of clauses in English. This happens in several kinds of structure:

a) questions beginning what, who, where etc.

  • What are you looking at?
  • Who did you go with?
  • Where did you buy it from?


b)    relative clauses

  • There's the house (that) I told you about.
  • You remember the boy I was going out with?

Vera, 548 days ago 0
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Blog »Grammar

IN

Use 'in' months and years and periods of time:

  • in January
  • in 1978
  • in the twenties

Use 'in' a period of time in the future:

  • in a few weeks
  • in a couple of days

AT

Use 'at' with precise time:

  • at six o'clock
  • at 10.30
  • at two p.m.

ON

Use 'on' with days of the week:

  • on Monday
  • on Fridays

Use 'on' with specific calendar days:

  • on Christmas day
  • on October 22nd

Notes to remember

in the morning / afternoon / evening - at night

We say in the morning, afternoon or evening BUT we say 'at night'

viviane, 914 days ago 0
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Blog »Grammar
Explanation of when to use the prepositions for, while and during.

FOR
Use 'for' with a period of time to express the duration or 'how long' something has happened:
  • for three weeks
  • for many years
WHILE
Use 'while' plus a verb form:
  • while I was watching TV
  • while I lived in New York
DURING
Use 'during' with a noun to express 'when' something happens:
  • during class
  • during my vacation
  • during the discussion
viviane, 936 days ago 0
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Rules for using the prepositions - in / at / to / nothing - prepositions of place and movement.

IN
Use 'in' with static (non-movement) verbs and cities, countries, states, etc.:
  • stay in the USA
  • work in New York
AT
Use 'at' with static (non-movement) verbs and places:
  • at the cinema
  • at work
  • at home
TO
Use 'to' with verbs of movement such as go, come, drive, etc.:
  • go to work
  • drive to California
IMPORTANT NOTES

The use of “nothing”

With verbs of movement and the noun 'home'
  • He went home.
  • They drove home.
With the verb 'visit'
  • She visited France last summer.
viviane, 938 days ago 1
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Blog »Grammar

IN

Use 'in' with spaces:

  • in a room / in a building
  • in a garden / in a park

Use 'in' with bodies of water:

  • in the water
  • in the sea
  • in a river

Use 'in' with lines:

  • in a row / in a line
  • in a queue

viviane, 941 days ago 0
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Blog »Grammar

How to use IN ON AT in expressions of time

viviane, 946 days ago 3
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В статье рассмотрим несколько основных правил употребления предлогов.

a) Движение: предлоги, употребляемые перед глаголами движения (come, go, run и т. д.), показывают направление движения.

  • Sam moved towards the window.
  • Natalie ran out of the kitchen.

К данному типу предлогов также относятся: to, into, across, around, along, up, down, past.

б) Место и положение в пространстве: предлоги описывают положение в пространстве.

  • He was sitting next to Ann.
  • The cinema is opposite the park.

Exion, 1072 days ago 0
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Недавно мне понадобился список наиболее употребляемых устойчивый выражений с предлогами. Я оформила его в электронный вид и спешу поделиться с Вами, друзья :).

 

·         to agree to
соглашаться на (с)

·         to ask
просить

·         to belong to
принадлежать чему-либо, кому-либо

·         to laugh at
смеяться над

lightning, 1203 days ago 2
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К сожаленью, определенных правил употребления предлогов в глаголом нет, поэтому связка глагол + предлог необходимо запомнить. Ниже приведен список некоторых наиболее потребляемых предлогов с глаголами. К каждой связке приводится пример употребления.

libran, 1352 days ago 0
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Blog »Grammar

Within means not outside a place.

Pattern: be + within + noun
Those schools are within the county jurisdiction.
There is too much commotion within the building.

Lulu, 1373 days ago 1
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