Prepositions in English Language

These flashcards cover essential vocabulary related to prepositions in the English language, focusing on their definitions and usages.

IN (time)

Used to indicate a period of time such as 'in the morning' or 'in the afternoon'.

AT (location)

Used for specific locations, such as 'at home' or 'at the airport'.

ON (surface)

Used to refer to a position above something, such as 'on the table'.

FOR

Used to indicate purpose or reason, for example, 'demand for' or 'reason for'.

BEFORE

Refers to a time that precedes a specified event, e.g., 'before lunchtime'.

AFTER

Indicates a time following a specified event, e.g., 'after lunch'.

DURING

Used to express a time when something happens, e.g., 'during World War II'.

FROM…TO

Used to indicate a starting point and an ending point in time or location.

ACCORDING TO

Indicates agreement or conformity with something, e.g., 'according to the report'.

AGREE WITH

Indicates a consensus or harmony in opinion or belief.