Common Prepositions

 *✅Harinath Vemula's Times:*

*Common Prepositions*

1. *Words of location*:

    - *In* (inside): "The book is in the bag."

    - *On* (on the surface): "The book is on the table."

    - *At* (specific location): "Meet me at the park."

    - *By* (near): "The book is by the chair."

    - With (accompanied by): "I'm with my friends."

2. *Words of direction*:

    - *To* (toward): "I'm going to the store."

    - *From* (origin): "I'm from New York."

    - *Up* (upward): "Look up at the sky."

    - *Down* (downward): "Put the book down."

    - *In front of* (ahead): "The car is in front of mine."

3. *Words of time*:

    - *At* (specific time): "Meet me at 5 pm."

    - *On* (specific day): "I'll see you on Monday."

    - *During* (within a time frame): "I'll be busy during the meeting."

    - *Before* (earlier than): "Finish your work before lunch."

    - *After* (later than): "Let's meet after dinner."

4. *Words of movement*:

    - *Through* (from one side to the other): "Walk through the door."

    - *Across* (from one side to the other): "Drive across the bridge."

    - *Along* (next to): "Walk along the river."

    - *Over* (above): "Fly over the mountains."

    - *Under* (below): "Drive under the tunnel."

5. *Other prepositions*:

    - *Above* (higher than): "The plane is above the clouds."

    - *Below* (lower than): "The submarine is below the surface."

    - *Beside* (next to): "Sit beside me."

    - *Between* (in the middle of two): "The book is between the chairs."

    - *Among* (in a group): "The dog is among the trees."

*Remember,* prepositions often have multiple meanings and uses, so it's essential to understand the context in which they are used.