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In / within
"In" shows the last point of time
"within" shows during the time
Example
In / at
"In" for moveable condition
"at" for immoveable condition
Example
On / upon
"on"- immoveable condition
"Upon"- State of motion
Example
Till / to
"Till" is using for time expression
"to" is using for place
Example
On / At
Both are time expression words
"on" for any special occasion or day,
"at" for hour.
Example
Between / Among
"Between" for- two persons, things etc
"among" for ? more than two persons or things n
Example
- How To Use Has/have/had
This is very important to learn where and how to use these verbs . Use has/have/had in the sentences that are given below We use these verbs in making the perfect tense (Have, has, had) ? I? ? you? ? we? or third person plural...
- Exercise Of Preposition
Wright the correct use of preposition from those given in the brackets The robbers jumped into / in the well.There is no sugar in / into the container.He lives in / at America.He has a big house in /at Delhi.He has big house at / in Bikaner.She goes at/...
- How To Use Preposition,ommision And Wrong Use Of Preposition
Use of preposition and their position Mostly prepositions are used before the object? like the pen is on the table.He is at his office.She is fond of music.Condition when preposition is used after object when ?that? is used as relative pronoun, preposition...
- Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Affirmative sentence Perfect continues tense tell about the time, if we talk about the particular point of time or a definite time "since" is used where the starting point of time is definite) like since may, since 3 o clock, since 1984and if there...
- Tenses : Present, Past, Future
Present Tense 1a) PRESENT INDEFINITE/SIMPLE Affirmative: Sub+V1 I write a letter. She makes a doll. Note:Use s/es with the 1st form of the verb if the Subject is He/She/It or singular Noun (boy, player, teacher, Mohan, Sita etc). Negative: Sub+do/does+not+V1...
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In / within
"In" shows the last point of time
"within" shows during the time
Example
- She will come in a week?s time. (at the close of month .)
- You must return my money in a month.
- You can learn this in a year.
- She will return within weak?s time. (any time during the week )
- You must finish a work within a month.
- they will return home within a year.
- I will give you reply within a week.
- I will learn this song with in four days.
In / at
"In" for moveable condition
"at" for immoveable condition
Example
- The bus is in motion.
- The work is in progress.
- He stands at the rock.
- He is at home.
In / into ?
"In" shows a immoveable position of thing ( position of rest)
"into" shows a moveable condition of the thing ,( position of motion )
Example -
"In" shows a immoveable position of thing ( position of rest)
"into" shows a moveable condition of the thing ,( position of motion )
Example -
- The chair is in the room.
- They will sit in the hall.
- There is tiger in the cage.
- She went in to the room.
- The ball fell in to the tank.
With / by
"with" for instrument
"by"- for agent
Example
"with" for instrument
"by"- for agent
Example
- He is doing his work with a pen.
- The latter was written by him.
- The branch of tree was cut with an axe.
- The branch of tree was cut by servant.
On / upon
"on"- immoveable condition
"Upon"- State of motion
Example
- The pen is on the table.
- She kept her pen on the table.
- She jumped upon the table.
Till / to
"Till" is using for time expression
"to" is using for place
Example
- Shop is open till 9 ?o clock.
- She went to the station.
Since / from
"Since" is used in perfect tense for point of time, before any noun or phrase
"From" is also used for point of time,but in non perfect tense
"Since" is used in perfect tense for point of time, before any noun or phrase
"From" is also used for point of time,but in non perfect tense
- (Note ? since or from these both words shows only point of time , not a period of time we can say since Monday, since 1990, from Monday, from 1990 )
Example
- I have been living with my uncle since2010.
- I started to learn English form the age of 10.
- I shall starting working form Monday.
- I have been speaking to him from Jun.
- For- is used for period of time like
- I have been living with my uncle for five years.
- I have been talking to him for the last 10 days.
On / At
Both are time expression words
"on" for any special occasion or day,
"at" for hour.
Example
- She will come on Monday.
- We will talk on July 24th .
- We will talk at 5 pm.
Between / Among
"Between" for- two persons, things etc
"among" for ? more than two persons or things n
Example
- The father wants to divide his property between his two sons.
- The father wants to divide his property among his three sons.
- There e is a competition between two sisters.
- There is a competition among four sisters.
Of / off
"Of" ? connected with something
"off" ? non connected with something
Example
"Of" ? connected with something
"off" ? non connected with something
Example
- A student of my school.
- a member of my family.
- A boy of my dance group.
- Off- he is off duty today.
- She jumped off the roof.
Beside / Besides
"Beside" means by the side of
"besides" means in addition to
Example
"Beside" means by the side of
"besides" means in addition to
Example
- there is a small cottage beside my farm.
- I wanted to stand beside you.
- He has a Scooter besides a car.
- Besides a website he is also running some blogs on English language.
Among / Amongst
These both words have the same meaning but the different is that "amongst" should be used with the words that start with vowels. Like
These both words have the same meaning but the different is that "amongst" should be used with the words that start with vowels. Like
- He is very popular amongst us.
For / During
"For " tells the during period of time about uncertain period
"During" tells about certain time of period
Example
"For " tells the during period of time about uncertain period
"During" tells about certain time of period
Example
- we did not talk for a long time.
- He is on leave for 15 days.
- He will come during 10 days.
- We enjoyed a lot during our college days.
- How To Use Has/have/had
This is very important to learn where and how to use these verbs . Use has/have/had in the sentences that are given below We use these verbs in making the perfect tense (Have, has, had) ? I? ? you? ? we? or third person plural...
- Exercise Of Preposition
Wright the correct use of preposition from those given in the brackets The robbers jumped into / in the well.There is no sugar in / into the container.He lives in / at America.He has a big house in /at Delhi.He has big house at / in Bikaner.She goes at/...
- How To Use Preposition,ommision And Wrong Use Of Preposition
Use of preposition and their position Mostly prepositions are used before the object? like the pen is on the table.He is at his office.She is fond of music.Condition when preposition is used after object when ?that? is used as relative pronoun, preposition...
- Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Affirmative sentence Perfect continues tense tell about the time, if we talk about the particular point of time or a definite time "since" is used where the starting point of time is definite) like since may, since 3 o clock, since 1984and if there...
- Tenses : Present, Past, Future
Present Tense 1a) PRESENT INDEFINITE/SIMPLE Affirmative: Sub+V1 I write a letter. She makes a doll. Note:Use s/es with the 1st form of the verb if the Subject is He/She/It or singular Noun (boy, player, teacher, Mohan, Sita etc). Negative: Sub+do/does+not+V1...