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Prepositions: All of 'em!!


Erin

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I have a GREAT little reference on this page:

 

Prepositions

 

 

 

All the prepositions you need to know for your tests:

 

aboard

about

above

absent

according to

across

after (This one can also be a subordinating conjunction . In other words, it can be followed by a noun or a sentence, depending on the meaning).

against

ahead of

all over

along

alongside

amid or amidst

among

around

as (This one can also be a subordinating conjunction . In other words, it can be followed by a noun or a sentence, depending on the meaning).

as of

as to

as + ADVERB OF TIME + as

as early as

as late as

as often as

as much as

as many as, etc.

aside

astride

at

away from

bar

barring

because of

before (This one can also be a subordinating conjunction . In other words, it can be followed by a noun or a sentence, depending on the meaning).

behind

below

beneath

beside

besides

between

beyond

but

by

by the time of

circa

close by

close to

concerning

considering

despite

down

due to

during

except

except for

excepting

excluding

failing

for (This one can also be a subordinating conjunction . In other words, it can be followed by a noun or a sentence, depending on the meaning).

for all (this means despite)

from

given

in

in between

in front of

in keeping with

in place of

in spite of

in view of

including

inside

instead of

into

less

like

minus

near

near to

next to

notwithstanding

of

off

on

on top of

onto

opposite

other than

out

out of

outside

over

past

pending

per

plus

regarding

respecting

round

save

saving

similar to

since (This one can also be a subordinating conjunction . In other words, it can be followed by a noun or a sentence, depending on the meaning).

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than

thanks to (this means because of)

through

throughout

till

to

toward or towards (both forms are correct, but toward is considered slightly more formal)

under

underneath

unlike

until (This one can also be a subordinating conjunction . In other words, it can be followed by a noun or a sentence, depending on the meaning).

unto

up

upon

up to

versus

via

wanting

with

within

without

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