Topic 2 : Preposition
A preposition is a word that indicates the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence.
Type of Preposition
1. Prepositions of Time
Use preposition “in” to tell months and year.
The weather is cold in December.
We fell hot in April.
Use preposition “on” to tell day and holidays
We study English on Wednesday.
We can see Santa uncle on Christmas Day.
Use preposition “at” to tell the time
The sun is on our heads at noon.
Somsak goes to work at seven thirty.
2. Prepositions of Place and direction
Use preposition “in” “on” “at” to tell the place.
I live in Ratchaburi.
The dog is in the cage.
The bird is on the tree.
A picture is on the wall.
There are many students at that school.
They work at this office.
3. Other type of Prepositions
Use preposition “under” to tell the place
The dog is sleeping under the tree.
My books are under that table.
The preposition 'with' generally refers to association, in comparison, or characteristics.
He writes with his pen.
My mother cuts meat with a knife.
Use preposition “by” use is in place phrases. In showing places, the meaning of by is the same as beside or at the side of.
I go to school by motorcycle.
They eat noodles with chopsticks.