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🌟 Preposition – Easy Grammar
✔️ What is a Preposition?
A prepositionis a word used before a noun or pronounto show the relationship between words in a sentence.
👉 It tells place, time, direction, cause, etc.
📌 Structure:
Preposition + Noun/Pronoun
Example:
The book is on the table.
She is going to school.
📌 Types of Prepositions (Easy)
1️⃣ Preposition of Place (Where?)
Used to show location or position
👉 in, on, under, between, behind, near
Examples:
The cat is under the chair 🐱
The bag is on the table
He is in the room
2️⃣ Preposition of Time (When?)
Used to show time
👉 at, on, in, before, after
Examples:
I wake up at6 AM
My exam is onMonday
She was born in2005
3️⃣ Preposition of Direction (Where to?)
Used to show movement
👉 to, into, onto, from
Examples:
She is going to market
He jumped into the pool
I came from school
4️⃣ Preposition of Cause/Reason
Used to show why something happens
👉 because of, due to
Examples:
The match was canceled due to rain
He failed because of laziness
5️⃣ Preposition of Manner (How?)
Used to show how something happens
👉 by, with, in
Examples:
He wrote the letter with a pen
She came by bus
📌 Common Prepositions List
👉 in, on, at, to, from, with, by, for, of, about, over, under, between
📌 Important Rules (Very Easy)
✔️ Rule 1:
Preposition always comes before a noun/pronoun
❌ Wrong: He is going to
✔️ Correct: He is going to school
✔️ Rule 2:
Do not use extra prepositions
❌ Discuss about
✔️ Discuss (no about/needed)
✔️ Rule 3:
Use correct preposition with time
at→ exact time → at 5 PM
on→ days/dates → on Sunday
in→ months/years → in 2026
📌 Easy Trick to Identify Preposition
👉 Ask these questions:
Where?→ place → (on, in, under)
When?→ time → (at, on, in)
How?→ manner → (by, with)
📌 Simple Sentences Practice
The dog is under the table
She is sitting on the chair
He is coming from Delhi
We will meet at 5 PM
🎯 Final Tip
👉 A preposition is a small word but very important
👉 It connects words and gives clear meaning
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