| of time | |
| Preposition | Example |
| after | You can go after you’ve done your homework. |
| at | I met my friend at 4pm. |
| before | It’ll be done before lunch. |
| during | I’ll be there sometime during the afternoon. |
| for | He’ll be in New York for two weeks. |
| in | They have dinner in the evening. |
| on | I’m going there on Friday. |
| since | I’ve been up since dawn. |
| until | I’ll wait until tomorrow. |
| Prepositions of time | |
| Preposition | Example |
| after | You can go after you’ve done your homework. |
| at | I met my friend at 4pm. |
| before | It’ll be done before lunch. |
| during | I’ll be there sometime during the afternoon. |
| for | He’ll be in New York for two weeks. |
| in | They have dinner in the evening. |
| on | I’m going there on Friday. |
| since | I’ve been up since dawn. |
| until | I’ll wait until tomorrow. |
| Prepositions of movement | |
| Preposition | Examples |
| across | I swam across the lake. |
| along | We walked along the shore. |
| from | He just flew in from California. |
| into | I dove into the pool. |
| onto | She jumped onto the bed. |
| over | The fox jumped over the dog. |
| through | I pushed through the crowd. |
| to | He walked to the supermarket |
| toward | He’s walking toward us. |
| Prepositions with verbs | ||
| Preposition | Verb(s) | Examples |
| about | complain read | He complained about the delay. They read about the concert. |
| at | arrive look | They arrived at the venue. He looked at me. |
| from | differ suffer | Her opinions might differ from his. She’s been suffering from a bad cold. |
| for | account search | That doesn’t account for the differences in the numbers. I’m searching for my lost dog. |
| in | result succeed | Her efforts resulted in a big success for the company. She succeeded in winning the argument. |
| of | approve smell | I don’t approve of that choice. The air smells of lilacs. |
| on | concentrate depend | It’s hard to concentrate on my homework when there’s so much noise. I have to depend on him for rides while my car is in the shop. |
| to | contribute lead | I’m looking for a way to contribute to my community. He led the team to victory. |
| with | disagree argue | I disagree with your opinion on that. I don’t want to argue with you. |
| Prepositions with adjectives | ||
| Preposition | Adjective | Examples |
| about | sorry | They’re so sorry about that. |
| from | different | I’m a little different from them. |
| for | grateful | She’s really grateful for your help. |
| in | disappointed | He’s so disappointed in him. |
| in | interested | I’m interested in learning more. |
| of | aware | I just became aware of that. |
| of | capable | I don’t think I’m capable of lifting something that heavy. |
| of | proud | I’m so proud of you. |
| to | accustomed | He was accustomed to the temperature. |
| with | familiar | I’m familiar with that author. |
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