English Prepositions: Rules, Tips, and Tricks You Must Know

Is it correct to say "in Monday" or "at Monday"? How about "in 2015" or "on 2015"? If you are unsure, then you must watch this video in which we'll study the main rules for the correct use of the prepositions in, on, and at in expressions of time.

Is it correct to say "in the kitchen" or is it "on the kitchen? What sounds better, "on the world" or "in the world"? In this video, we'll study the main rules for the correct use of the prepositions in, on, and at in expressions of places.

Do you have trouble deciding when you should use the preposition "by", and when you should go with "for"? Worry no more! In this video, we'll study the main rules for the correct use of the prepositions by and for.

Is it "the Queen of England" or "the Queen from England"? In this video, we'll study the main rules for the correct use of the prepositions from, of, and to.

When do you say "arrive in" and when do you say "arrive at"? What is the difference between being "in" the hospital, and being "at" the hospital? In this video, we are going to study those cases in which one preposition can completely change the meaning of a sentence.

What is the difference between saying that something is "on sale" and saying that it is "for sale"? Does the sentence "I live near from a park" sound right to you? In this video, we are going to continue studying those cases in which one preposition can completely change the meaning of a sentence.

What is the problem with the following sentences?

"He paid five millions of dollars for his fancy apartment."

"She explained to me the problem."

If you are not sure, then you must watch this video in which we explain these cases and many more!

This is an introduction to Section 2 of this Prepositions Course. In the following videos, you will be presented with a series of sentences that are to be completed with the right preposition. In many of these sentences, there really isn't a rule at play. These are those cases in which you'll simply have to memorize the right preposition to be used.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.

In this exercise, you'll need to complete 40 sentences using the right preposition. This will be a review of the rules seen in the previous videos, as well as many new tricky cases that do not really follow any particular rule.