English Grammar And Punctuation > Basic Grammar

Preposition of Relation in English

35.3k

Prepositions are relation words that can refer to things like location, time, or other abstract concepts. A complement is a word that combines a preposition with another word (typically a noun or pronoun).

A preposition is a word or set of words that comes before a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase to indicate direction, time, place, location, spatial relationships, or to introduce an object. Words like "in," "at," "on," "of," and "to" are examples of prepositions.

When referring to specific areas in cities or the countryside, the preposition 'at' is employed. We frequently eat lunch on the docks. He stated that he would be at the bus stop at 3 p.m.

Prepositions are used to establish a link between nouns, pronouns, and other parts of the phrase. They normally appear before a word or pronoun. Prepositions, which are usually brief words that describe direction or place, must be learned in order to be recognized.

Prepositions are relation words that can refer to things like location, time, or other abstract concepts. A complement is a word that combines a preposition with another word (typically a noun or pronoun).

Learner's Ratings

4.7

Overall Rating

  • 77%
  • 20%
  • 0%
  • 3%
  • 0%

Reviews

A
Ankit
5

Padhane wali medam ho to aisi 😄

R
Raghuandan nayak
5

Please help me

C
Chandreyee Pal
5

Great course

S
Soman Kumari
5

This course is very useful,♥️👍 Thank you

R
Rajib Pashi
5

Great

H
Himanshu Chaturvedi
5

English Spoken Course Its a Excellent,good and mem communicationis a good so I am learning ,lessening and reading so very fast... (Thankyou so much Dear madam)

R
Rashmi Rajput
5

She is the sweetest.. thank you mam

M
Muhammad saqib
5

A good and knowledgeable westie for a poor students . Love Indian teachers.

M
Muhammad saqib
4

Such a useful and helpful website for a poor students. Thanks a lot sir g

N
Nilesh kumar rajwade
5

Every teacher taught phenomenal and helpful for seeking to learn English and improve themselves.

Show More
Recommended Courses
Course Content
Enroll For Free