Grammar: Prepositions Flashcards
prepositions
define direction, time, location, and spatial relationships; modify nouns and any word which is modifying a noun
prepositions of time and place:
at, on, in
prepositions of spatial relationships:
above, across, against, ahead of, along, among, around, behind, below, beneath, beside, between, from, in front of, inside, near, off, out of, through, toward, under, within
prepositions of direction:
to, on, onto, in, into
nouns and prepositions
often work together in common phrases (for example, on vacation, by chance, on purpose, by accident, difference between, on strike, a solution to)
the adjective usually goes _____ the preposition
before
the verb generally goes _____ of the preposition
in front
verb/preposition combinations
ask for, depend on, look after, wait for, rely on, dream on, lead on, do something for someone, be careful of, be careful with, be disappointed by, boast about, complain about, in conclusion, search for
never end a sentence with a
preposition