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Prepositions That Trip Everyone

In, on, at, by, for, since — the small words that decide how you sound.

Available now 28 lessons 1,484 practice questions About 4 hours

What this course is

The shortest words in English cause the most trouble. This course maps every common preposition to the situations it belongs in, and drills each lesson fifty-three questions deep across six kinds of practice.

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At, On and In for TimeFree
At, On and In for PlaceFree

Every lesson in it

The whole course, in order. Each line is the sentence that lesson is about — the correction, the rule behind it and the practice are inside.

  1. 1At, On and In for TimeThe meeting is at Monday morning.
  2. 2At, On and In for PlaceShe is waiting in the bus stop.
  3. 3In and IntoShe walked in the room and sat down.
  4. 4On and OntoHe was sitting onto the chair.
  5. 5Between and AmongShe sat among her two friends.
  6. 6Since and ForI have been waiting since two hours.
  7. 7By and UntilPlease submit the form until Friday.
  8. 8From and SinceI have been working here from 2019.
  9. 9Beside and BesidesBesides me sat an old man with a walking stick.
  10. 10Above and OverShe held the umbrella above her head in the rain.
  11. 11Below and UnderHe kept the box below the bed.
  12. 12Across and ThroughWe walked across the forest to reach the village.
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  1. 13To and TowardsHe ran towards the station and caught the train.
  2. 14In Front Of, Before and OppositeThe bank is in front of the post office, across the road.
  3. 15Behind and At the Back OfHe was standing at the back of me in the queue.
  4. 16By for Time, Means and AgentThe letter was written from my brother.
  5. 17With and ByHe cut the rope by a knife.
  6. 18For and ToShe gave the book for me.
  7. 19Of and FromThe chair is made from steel.
  8. 20About and OnShe is doing research about water pollution.
  9. 21Verbs with At or ToHe shouted to me for arriving late.
  10. 22Verbs with In or OnYou can depend in him for help.
  11. 23Verbs with ForI am searching my spectacles.
  12. 24Verbs with WithShe quarrelled to her brother over the property.
  13. 25Adjectives with PrepositionsShe is very good in mathematics.
  14. 26Nouns with PrepositionsThere is no solution of this problem.
  15. 27Prepositions That Do Not BelongThey discussed about the new policy.
  16. 28Prepositions People DropShe is listening music in her room.

How you practise it

Every lesson is followed by six kinds of question rather than one, because a single format is a thing you learn to game rather than a thing you learn.

1Multiple choice Four options, one right, and the reason underneath either way.
2Spot the error A sentence with something wrong in it. Find it before you are told.
3Fill the gap The word that belongs, typed rather than picked from a list.
4Match the pair Rules against examples, until the pairing is obvious.
5Order the words A scrambled sentence put back the way English actually builds it.
6True or false Quick, and unforgiving of a rule you only half remember.

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