by Phil Williams | Mar 26, 2015 | Definitions, Prepositions, Vocabulary
Certain prepositions like from, out of and among may be interchangeable in certain contexts, in this comparison with all essentially meaning chosen from a group. For example, these three sentences essentially mean the same thing: I had to choose which I liked best...
by Phil Williams | Oct 15, 2013 | Definitions, Grammar, Prepositions
At, In and On are commonly confused because they are used in similar situations – mostly to demonstrate time and place. These notes will help you to identify the different uses of these prepositions, and to use them correctly. Describing Time At, in and on are used...