30 Most Common Preposition Mistakes in English

Here are 30 most commonly made preposition mistakes English learners make!

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Hello Aga! Thanks for useful examples. But had I known my mistakes with preposition I would have fixed them by myself. This way you help me to be aware of what mistakes usually happen.

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[scottpage]

The preposition to seems to be especially confusing, because sometimes it acts like a normal preposition, and sometimes it introduces an infinitive. A lot of English learners think that because a verb is coming after the to, it must be an infinitive. For example: I'm really looking forward to visit Italy. Here to is a preposition, and after prepositions the gerund (-ing form) is used. So the sentence should be: I'm really looking forward to visiting Italy. Another example is: How did he react to meet his grandson? instead of the correct: How did he react to meeting his grandson? I'm not sure if this is directly relevant to the topic, but feel free to make a video about it, if you want. (Is that a wood-burning stove behind you?)

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