Preposition:

A preposition is a word placed before a noun or a pronoun to show in what selection the person or thing indicated by it stands about something else.

Example:

1. He is fond of tea.

2. He is ashamed of his behavior.

3. He was angry with me.

4. She was absent from class.

5. Let us hope for the best.

Words Followed By Appropriate Prepositions. (I to O)

1. Ignorant of: She is not ignorant of her comings.

2. Incapable of: She is incapable of doing any harm to anybody.

3. Inclined to: I am inclined to believe her.

4. Included in: Her name was not included in the list of prize winners.

5. Indebted to: She is indebted to Shabana for her guidance.

6. Indifferent to: He is indifferent to all kinds of advice.

7. Inform of: They were informed of my expected arrival.

8. Injurious to: Smoking is injurious to health.

9. Interest in: She takes no interest in studies.

10. Interview with: Her mother had an interview with the principal.

11. Intimate with: you are very intimate with him.

12. Introduce to: She introduced me to her friends.

13. Invite to: She invited her friends to her wedding.

14. Jealous of: Do not be jealous of others.

15. Junior to: He is junior to me in age.

16. Key to: Hard work is the key to success.

17. Kind to: We must be kind to children.

18. Knock at: I knocked at the door several times.

19. Laugh at: Do not laugh at anybody.

20. Lead to: This road leads to Shalimar Gardens.

21. Lecture on: She delivered a lecture on interior decorations.

22. Liking for: She has a special liking for this dish.

23. Listen to: Please listen to me.

24. Loyal to: He is loyal to the country.

25. Made of: This chair is made of wood.

26. Married to: She was married to her cousin.

27. Negligent in: He is negligent in his work.

28. Object to: He did not object to my proposal.

29. Oblige to: I am obliged to you for your help.

30. Opportunity for: this is a good opportunity for him.

31. Oppose to: They are opposed to each other.

Magicalguide