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PREPOSITION POWER !!

What are PREPOSITIONS ? Words which show relationships among other words in the sentence. The relationships include direction, place, time, cause, manner and amount.

‘‘ OVER ’’ √ With numbers in a general sense, “over” means “more than”. There were over 1,000 people at the station. You have to be over 18 yrs of age to see the film. √ We also use “over” if something is covering another thing. He had a towel over his face.

‘‘ ABOVE ’’ √To describe a point on a scale (such as a thermometer) that is higher than the starting point. Fifteen degrees above zero. 100 meters above sea level √ To refer to an object that is higher than another object. There is a light above your desk. There is a mirror above the washbasin.

‘‘ BELOW ’’ √To describe a point on a scale (such as a thermometer) that is lower than the starting point Three degrees below zero. Twenty metres below sea level. The author's name was printed below the title.

‘‘ UNDER ’’ √ To describe something that is physically lower than another thing. In many cases you can use “below” as well. They stood under a tree (= below its branches) to avoid getting wet. His shoes are under the bed.

‘‘ NEAR / NEARBY / CLOSE TO’’ √ Near & Close to: To describe things that are within a short distance of one another. Jane’s house is close to/near the beach. √Nearby = not far away I noticed a policeman standing nearby. Incorrect: I noticed a policeman standing nearby to the tree/ nearby the tree Trainer’s Note: Nearby is used with only one point of reference.

‘‘ NEXT TO / BESIDE ’’ √ To describe something that is very close to another thing, and almost touching that thing. He sat next to me at my birthday party. Go and sit beside the dog. Trainer’s Note: Do not use ‘Besides’ ! It means except/other than. Eg: Do you play any other sports besides football?

‘‘ BETWEEN vs. AMONG ’’ √ Between: To describe something that is between two people/places/groups A student is between a pile of books A narrow path ran between two rows of houses √Among: To describe something that is in the middle of many things. The red apple is among the green ones.

‘‘ OPPOSITE’’ √ We use “opposite” for two things that are facing one another. They sat opposite each other in the meeting room. Our office is right opposite the police station. Trainer’s Note: Do not say ‘opposite to the police station’

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