Category: prepositions
Phrasal Prepositions
Phrasal prepositions are combinations of verbs and prepositions that function as a single unit to convey a specific meaning.
Preposition – “Without”
The common meanings of the preposition without; outside of, out of, lack of something, free from, not having, excluding, for negation and etc.
Prepositions -“For”, “During”, “In”, and “Within” to compare
For is used to indicate a purpose, reason, or duration of time.During is used to specify when something happens within a particular time frame.In is a versatile preposition that can be used to indicate location, time, inclusion, and more.Within refers to something happening inside or not exceeding a certain period of time.
Preposition – “Within”
The preposition within has several meanings: inside, inwardly, indoors, inside a building, precise time and location, deadline, internally and etc.
Prepositions “With” and “By” to compare
With typically indicates association, accompaniment, or means of doing something, while by often indicates the method, agent, or authorship of an action or the proximity of something to another.