preposition

• AT


  AT is used with smaller, insignificant places
• we use "all of " before?

  pronouns (us, me, them , etc.)
• ALL


  use all in all other cases
• prepositions of time 


  IN - use "in" with general measurements, use "IN" with the year

  ON and AT - use "on" and "at" for specific dates and time
• besides is an adverb and a preposition that means in addition to.

  beside is a preposition that means nearby.
• Among is used when the items are part as a group (3 or more)

  Between should be used only when there are 2 elements
• upon is a lil more formal than on
• there are only some words that can be followed by to:

  senior, junior, prefer, prior,superior,inferior,preferable.

  ex : he is superior to me

  in other cases we use than
• In is used when u mean that a person,thing,place or animal is located inside a location.

  into is used in the sense of coming toward something
• For measures a period of time while since refers to the start date
• agree with is used for agreement with a person

  agree to is used for agreement to a plan/proposal/ idead
• Preposition


  A word that shows the relationship between a noun or a pronoun and the other words in the sentence
• At (preposition of time)


  Used when referring to specific time of the day

  • I will go to bed at eight o'clock pm
  • We like to watch movies at night
• On (preposition of time)


  Used when referring to the days of the week, specific date, and special days.

  • They will announce the winners on Friday
  • His birthday is on March 1
  • My grandparents will visit on Christmas day
• In (preposition of time)


  Used when referring to months, years, and seasons.

  • There are lots of festivals in May
  • My sister was born in 1993
  • We will go to Boracay in summer
• At (preposition of place)


  Used when referring to an address

  • Our school is located at 48 Sampaguita Street, Manila City
• On (preposition of place)


  Used to refer to streets and avenues

  • My convenience store is on Sunflower Street
  • You can find the museum on Bonifacio Avenue
• In (preposition of place)


  Used to refer to town, city, country, and continent.

  • Aunt Lily is in Tagaytay
  • My sister lives in Canada
  • Philippines is in Asia
• At (preposition of location)

  specific point or location

  ex - I like to spend my time at home
• In (preposition of location)

  enclosed spaces

  ex - i keep my documents in the drawer
• On (preposition of location)


  Used when referring to surfaces

  ex - her doll is on the table