We are all busy men, and these prepositions have many uses. Your best bet is to begin with the dictionary and then ask any SPECIFIC questions you may have: IN: –preposition 1. (used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits):

We can't use "the" or preposition with "last+period of time": last week, last summer, etc. But we can use "On his last holiday, he went to..." (speaking about a friend). Is it because here "his last

Yes, I was tempted to offer the signs which flipped mechanically, but often find I've failed to factor in my age when giving examples: (What the heck is he talking about? ) Hahaha.. That's funny! I think if I told you I

Both answers are ok in conversational English. Purists want you to reserve "like" for its uses as an adjective and adverb (or, for many speakers today, a preposition). One should use the conjunction "as if." In fact, purists

All of the highted words express the actions that happen every year/ morning. Could anybody help me with it? My Hometown My love for my hometown, Tangkak, located in the sourthen part of Johor, is beyond description. Peaple

Dear friends, check this sentence and tell me which preposition would be correct in this sentence. Sentence: How much you know about the subject you are talking about would be known to all by my next sentence. How much you know about the subject

"The fire started in an office on the first floor" (never "at an office on the first floor") Would "A fire started at an office on/in Park road" work? Or "The fire started in an office first, and spread to

Dear Mr. Wordy, Thank you for your help with prepositions. I just found out that "on" Park road was AME usage, and "in" Park road was English usage. I still have a few at / in relationship I'd like you to help

Hi teacher, This is not homework, I'm an English learner. 1. Two girls are in a coffee shop. They are talking over a cup of coffee about what just happened at /in the office. One of them says: I think it's about time to set a

Hi everyone, I'm baffled with these situations. Please correct the following sentences and tell me which is the correct use of preposition by putting you answer next 1. Two girls are in a coffee shop. They are talking over a cup