Prepositions

A preposition can show us the position of something. It can also express time. Sometimes a preposition follows a verb, sometimes it follows an adjective.
Here are some examples of different types of prepositions:

• Prepositions of place  on, under, next to, among, . . .
• Prepositions of direction to, from, in, into, through, . . .
• Prepositions of time in, on, during, for, over, by, until, . . .
• Prepositions: in, on, at

• Prepositional verbs agree to, apologise for, . . .

• Prepositions after adjectives (1) afraid of, angry about, . . .
• Prepositions after adjectives (2) aware of, depend on, . . .