Grammar

Preposition – “During”

Preposition during for duration or period of time:

The preposition during is commonly used to indicate that something happened throughout the course or duration of a period of time.

Here are some examples:

During the summer, I like to go to the beach every weekend.

Preposition – “Down”

Preposition down with the meaning towards, in a lower place:

Here are examples of how the preposition down is used with the meaning of towards or in a lower place with verbs of motion:

 

She walked down the stairs to the basement.

In this example, down indicates movement towards a lower place (the basement) using the verb walked.

Preposition – “By”

Preposition by as an agent or doer:

In passive voice constructions, the preposition by is often used to indicate the doer or agent of the action.

Here are some examples:

The book was written by Mark Twain.

In this sentence, by indicates that Mark Twain is the person who wrote the book.

Preposition – “Beyond”

Preposition beyond with the meaning further away in the distance:

Here are some examples of using the preposition beyond with the meaning of further away in the distance than something:

The mountains in the distance were beautiful, but they were just a glimpse of the majestic peaks beyond.

Preposition – “Between”

Preposition between with the meaning in or into the space that separates two places, people, or objects:

Here are some examples of how the preposition between can be used to indicate the space that separates two places, people, or objects:

The cat sat between the two pillows on the couch.