Prepositions Study Cards

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About

Used to indicate the subject or topic of something.

Above

Used to indicate something at a higher level or position.

Across

Used to indicate movement from one side to another.

After

Used to indicate the time following an event or action.

Against

Used to indicate opposition or resistance to something.

Along

Used to indicate movement in a line or direction.

Amid

Used to indicate being surrounded by or in the middle of something.

Among

Used to indicate being a part of a group or category.

Around

Used to indicate movement in a circular or surrounding path.

At

Used to indicate a specific location or point in time.

Before

Used to indicate the time preceding an event or action.

Behind

Used to indicate being at the back or rear of something.

Below

Used to indicate something at a lower level or position.

Beneath

Used to indicate being under or below something.

Beside

Used to indicate being next to or by the side of something.

Between

Used to indicate the space or time separating two things.

Beyond

Used to indicate being further away or outside of something.

But

Used to indicate an exception or contrast to a previous statement.

By

Used to indicate the agent or means of an action.

Concerning

Used to indicate the subject or topic of something.

Considering

Used to indicate taking into account or thinking about something.

Despite

Used to indicate something happening or existing in spite of something else.

Down

Used to indicate movement from a higher to a lower position.

During

Used to indicate the time within an event or action.

Except

Used to indicate excluding or not including something.

For

Used to indicate the purpose or intended recipient of something.

From

Used to indicate the point of origin or source of something.

In

Used to indicate location or being inside something.

Into

Used to indicate movement or transformation to a different state or condition.

Like

Used to indicate similarity or comparison to something.

Near

Used to indicate being close or in proximity to something.

Of

Used to indicate possession, origin, or relationship.

Off

Used to indicate movement away or separation from something.

On

Used to indicate location or being in contact with something.

Onto

Used to indicate movement or transformation onto a surface or object.

Out

Used to indicate movement away or outside of something.

Over

Used to indicate movement above or covering something.