THE PREPOQUEST LEARNING LIBRARY
Tell them apart
Compare the preposition pairs learners mix up most. Look at what changes in the same situation, then check your understanding with a short practice question.

4 guides to explore
in vs on vs at: the comparison that finally clicks
In the corner, on the corner, at the corner: why the same noun takes three prepositions, and how the verb tells you which one fits.
Explore the guideto vs for: direction, purpose, and giving
Give it to him, buy it for him: when movement and recipients take to, when purpose and benefit take for — plus married to and responsible for.
Explore the guideby vs with: transport, tools, and how things happen
By bus or with a friend? Travel by train, cut with a knife, written by her — plus by Friday deadlines and the by foot trap.
Explore the guideof vs from: belonging, origin, and material
A photo of my family, a letter from my teacher: of for belonging and parts, from for origins and senders — plus made of vs made from.
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