How to use Preposition,ommision and wrong use of Preposition
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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 is used in end of the sentence...Like
This is the book that you asked for.
This is the car that you traveled by.

     If object is hidden ,then preposition is also used at the end of the sentence..Like    This is the car (that) you were looking for.
      With interrogative pronoun (who, whom, what, which) proposition is used at the end of the sentence...Like
      • what are you looking at?
      • Which of the book you looking for?
      • Whom are you talking with?
      Sometime to give emphasis, object is used at the starting and preposition is used at the end of the sentence ..Like
      • Him I depend on.
      • This is insisting on?
      • That you must speak out.
      Example?.
      1. This is the motto that I was insisting on.
      2. This is the vacancy that he has applied for.
      3. It is her goal that she is running for.
      4. Who are you thinking of?
      5. Which chair did you sit on?
      6. Which office does he work in?
      7. Whom are she is complaining against?
      8. That I am really proud of?
      9. What do you accuse him of?

      Omission of preposition

      In some conditions we omit the preposition, because there is no need of preposition.There is no use of proposition before the object of transitive verb. like
      • I shall meet him yesterday. (No meet with him)
      • They caught him there. (No caught to him)
      • She read a book.  (No read of a book)
      • We have done our task. (No we have done of our  ...)
      Before the expression of time or place we don?t use preposition like (for, from, in on) like
      • my father came here last week (No in last week)
      • I am going abroad .( no going to abroad)
      • Please wait a minute. (No wait for a minute)
      • She is standing outside. (No on outside)
      Don?t use preposition If there is any qualifying words like this, that, next, every, last, all before the time expressions
       word like - day, night, morning, evening year, month ?like
      • She went this morning.
      • They met him last evening.
      • He is not coming again next Sunday.
      But we can use preposition with time expression words if they come without qualifying words like
      • She went in the morning.
      • They met him in the evening.
      • He is coming again next Sunday.
      • He is not coming again on Sunday.
      • She doesn?t come in the night.
      Don?t use preposition before words like yesterday, today, tomorrow like
      • He will come tomorrow.
      • He is not coming today.
      • They came yesterday.
      No preposition before home
      • I am going home.
      • I go home every weekend.

      If there are two verbs in sentence, then use preposition according to their verbs like
      • she has been thinking about and waiting for you since the morning.
      • Police has been looking for and inquiringly after the thief for a long time.
      Exercise
      Use the appropriate  preposition?
      1. She met with him yesterday.
      2. She reached at the station a little late.
      3. We can never to forget our school days.
      4. She will never speak to him
      5. they met to me last month.
      6. It was very cold in this morning.
      7. I cannot wait for any longer.
      8. She cannot go for a step further.
      9. Please give my book to tomorrow.
      10. I saw him to yesterday
      11. I go on a walk the morning.
      12. She doesn?t read in the night.
      13. Now you must go back to home.
      14. She is not home.

      Solved exercise
      1. She met him yesterday.
      2. She reached the station a little late.
      3. We can never forget our school days.
      4. She will never speak to him
      5. they met me last month.
      6. It was very cold this morning.
      7. I cannot wait any longer.
      8. She cannot go a step further.
      9. Please give my book tomorrow.
      10. I saw him yesterday
      11. I go on a walk in the morning.
      12. She doesn?t read in the night.
      13. Now you must go back home.
      14. She is not at home.

      WRONG USE OF PREPOSITION

      There are some verbs that we never use any preposition with them ?like
      Attack, accompany, assist, request, await, Investigation, inform, obey, order, rich, comprise, reach, resemble, resist, violate
      Example
      1. China attacked on Iraq ( no on)
      2. I shall inform to  him. (No to)
      3. The group comprises of 20 boys. (no of)
      4. She resembles to her mother.( no to)
      5. She will resist to you. (no to )
      6. He violated to the rule. (no to)
      7. she should obey to him.(no to)
      8. Police will investigated in to the case. ( no into)
      9. She request to him.(no to)
      10. She is assisting to him.(no to)
      11. I Shall accompany with him.(no With)
      12. He await for your instruction.(no for).




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