Prepositions
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What is a preposition?
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A preposition is a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word in the sentence. It usually tells us about place, time, direction, or method. Example: The book is on the…
Give 5 common prepositions and use each in a sentence.
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1. in – The cat is in the box. 2. on – The book is on the table. 3. at – We reached at 9 a.m. 4. with – I cut the fruit with a knife. 5. under – The dog is under the chair. These words show where, whe…
What does the preposition 'in' usually show?
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'In' shows something is inside or enclosed. It is used for places, times, and methods. Examples: I live in Delhi. / We will meet in June. / She wrote with a pencil.
How is 'on' different from 'in'?
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'On' means something is touching the surface, while 'in' means inside. Example: The cup is on the table (touching). The keys are in the drawer (inside).
When do we use the preposition 'at'?
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'At' is used for specific places or times. Example: I will meet you at school. / The class starts at 8 a.m. It shows exact location or time.
What is the difference between 'between' and 'among'?
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'Between' is used for two things. Example: The ball is between the chair and table. 'Among' is used for more than two. Example: The toy is hidden among the books.
Which preposition shows movement into something?
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The preposition 'into' shows movement inside something. Example: The rabbit jumped into the hole. It shows direction and change of place.
What preposition would you use to say something is above but not touching?
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Use 'over' when something is above and not touching. Example: The fan is over the table. 'Above' can also be used, but 'over' often shows covering or movement.
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