Category: Prepositions in English

Learning Prepositions in English is essential for building accurate sentences. Prepositions are small words like in, on, at, by, and with. They connect nouns and pronouns to other words in a sentence, showing relationships of time, place, direction, or cause. For example: The book is on the table. She arrived at noon. With the right use of prepositions, your sentences become clear and natural.

How Prepositions in English Work

Prepositions usually come before a noun or pronoun. For example: He lives in London, They are waiting for her. Many prepositions have multiple meanings, and sometimes the choice depends on context. For instance, we say interested in but not interested on. Lessons in this category explain the most common prepositions step by step. You’ll see how they are used in real-life examples and practice through exercises that reinforce the rules.

Why Prepositions in English Are Important

Even though they are short, prepositions carry important meaning. Practicing Prepositions in English helps you avoid mistakes that can confuse the listener or reader. Using the wrong preposition often changes the meaning of a sentence completely. By studying examples and completing exercises, you’ll learn to choose the right one naturally. Over time, your accuracy and fluency will improve.

Scroll down now to explore lessons on prepositions, with rules, examples, and exercises designed to make learning easy.