Preposition:

Preposition is one of the most important part of speech.

A preposition is a word that shows the relation between a word and a noun or a pronoun that comes after the preposition.




Example:

1)    The cat sat on the table.



















Here the word 'on' establishes a relationship or a link between the cat and table.

2)    The girl ran towards her brother.




















 
Here in the second sentence the word ‘towards’ shows a relation between the girl and brother.

Different Types of Preposition:

There are different kinds of prepositions. They are as follows:

Some Common Mistakes in Prepositions

Although prepositions are very small words like in, at, on from etc but they are considered to be the most important words in a sentence.

Without a correct preposition the sentence would become meaningless. Some common mistakes in prepositions are as follows:

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Reference Links:

• http://www.zeinab-habash.ws/education/books/master.pdf
• http://www.studyandexam.com/preposition2.html
• http://www.grammar.net/prepositions
• http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the-different-types-of-preposition.htm