what is prepositions and it uses

Prepositions

Prepositions help show relationships between words in a sentence — usually about *time, place,* or *direction*. Here are some of the most common ones with examples:

Prepositions 

1. *In* – The book is *in* the bag.  

2. *On* – The keys are *on* the table.  

3. *At* – Meet me *at* the station.  

4. *To* – I’m going *to* the office.  

5. *From* – She came *from* Paris.  

6. *With* – I went *with* my friend.  

7. *About* – We talked *about* movies.  

8. *For* – This gift is *for* you.  

9. *By* – The song was written *by* her.  

10. *Of* – A glass *of* water.  

11. *Over* – The plane flew *over* the city.  

12. *Under* – The cat is *under* the bed.  

13. *Between* – The shop is *between* the bank and the café.  

14. *Behind* – The ball is *behind* the sofa.  

15. *Through* – He walked *through* the tunnel.  

16. *Into* – She walked *into* the room.  

17. *Onto* – The cat jumped *onto* the roof.  

18. *Out of* – He got *out of* the car.  

19. *Before* – I arrived *before* noon.  

20. *After* – We’ll go *after* lunch.