Quotations
From now on, ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I will not put.
Winston Churchill
A quick-and-dirty rule of thumb: you can usually recognize a preposition by putting it before the word he. If your ear tells you he should be him, the word might be a preposition.Jack Lynch
More English practice
Crime and Criminals Vocabulary.
English Prepositions - Grammar and Vocabulary
English Prepositions Exercise.
- Watch out! We're going to crash!
- I have never seen your husband. What's he like?
- My mother is abroad, so my dad is taking care of us at the moment.
- Did you know that Paul is married to Susie?
- The bus stop is just around the corner. It'll take you five minutes on foot to get there.
- I am not good at cooking. Fortunately, my husband really loves cooking.
- My girlfriend works as a receptionist in a hotel.
- I don't get on / along with my new neighbor. He is so rude!
- I'd like to speak to the manager, please.
- I got in / into my car and drove home.
English Prepositions Exercise.