10 EASY Grammar Rules For Prepositions

In this video, we are going to learn 10 easy grammar rules for Prepositions. | Prepositions Rules
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Time codes:
00:00 Intro
00:49 AT vs. IN
01:39 AGREE WITH vs. AGREE TO
02:25 ALL vs. ALL OF
03:11 IN vs. ON vs. AT (Prepositions of Time)
04:02 BESIDE vs. BESIDES
04:40 AMONG vs. BETWEEN
05:19 ON vs. UPON
05:41 TO vs. THAN
06:29 IN vs. INTO
07:10 FOR vs. SINCE

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I think it depends on one's native language whether these cases are causing difficulties or not. For people speaking Dutch there is usually sometimes doubt whether to use in, at or on as prepositions of place.
Examples:
I am at the platform (of a station) VS I am on the platform (of a station).
Are you in college? VS Are you at college? The question can be about being physically there or about being a student there.

I will give an example of a thing that can cause a problem for someone from the Netherlands.
The Dutch word 'op' can be translated into 'on' or 'at'. In Dutch we can use the word 'op' in the sense of 'being on top of' but also as 'being there but not literally being on top of'.
Example: Ik ben op het dak - means: I am on the roof (in the sense of being on top of).
Example: Ik ben op het station - means: I am at the station (but certainly not being on top of the station).
On the other hand 'at' could also mean 'being near to', right?
In Dutch we have a preposition for that :)

At the moment I can't think of other examples but I am sure there are. I will add them when I come up with one or more.
Now writing this sentence the next example springs to mind:
I will add them when I come up with one or more VS I will add them as I come up with one or more.

So, if you make a similar video I would suggest to discuss:
- in VS at VS on (as prepositions of place)
- when VS as (as prepositions of time)

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Thank you very much for this video. It was very useful for me because I I don't usually know what preposition I must write in my sentences. Have you a good day

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