30 Most Common Preposition Mistakes in English

Here are 30 most commonly made preposition mistakes English learners make!
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The preposition to seems to be especially confusing, because sometimes it acts like a normal preposition, and sometimes it introduces an infinitive. A lot of English learners think that because a verb is coming after the to, it must be an infinitive. For example: I'm really looking forward to visit Italy. Here to is a preposition, and after prepositions the gerund (-ing form) is used. So the sentence should be: I'm really looking forward to visiting Italy. Another example is: How did he react to meet his grandson? instead of the correct: How did he react to meeting his grandson? I'm not sure if this is directly relevant to the topic, but feel free to make a video about it, if you want. (Is that a wood-burning stove behind you?)

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I used to make mistake a lot with preposition to
I'm looking forward to learning more preposition

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Hello Aga! Thanks for useful examples. But had I known my mistakes with preposition I would have fixed them by myself. This way you help me to be aware of what mistakes usually happen.

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Actually the way prepositions really are and the correct way to use them in some cases is more simple than I thought 🤔

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I know the prepositions for the place on, in and at. However, I recently heard the expressions in a song: "I stand on the street" and "I stand in the street". I have also heard the expressions: under the silver Moon" and " beneath the silver Moon". It would be logical that the street means a wide area and it can be said: "I am standing in the street" but beneath and under silver Moon. What could be grammatically correct?Thanks😊

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So how should I say: I suggest you listen to me or
I suggest that you listen to me?
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Hi, is it correct to say "I recommend he DOES somethng"? I thougt the rule of subjuncts applied here. "I recommend he DO something"?

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How I wish I had watched this video many years before! I loved it! I noticed just one slightly important thing to comment on, 3:29 here the suggested action (verb) should remain in its base form. It's not correct to say "I recommend that she uses the lift" but "I recommend that she use the lift". In the negative form, it's better not to use the auxiliary verb do. "I recommend that you don't drink coffee" is not as correct as "I recommend that you not drink coffee" (both in GB and US). It happens to the best of us! Keep up the great work!

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Thanks for your feedback and I’m glad you found the video useful. However, I disagree with the point you made - it is actually grammatically correct to say ‘I recommend that you don’t (do something)’ and it’s a very common structure used by native speakers. Thanks for watching!

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hello! Why is "up" is used with verbs that literally imply "up" like " lift" and "raise"?🌹

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You have given a selective prepositions which many make mistakes in using.
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Good morning! If I arrived to the 10th Oxford Street the same Street where my friend lives. In this case what should I say? I arrived at the 10 Oxford Street or I arrived in please could you illustrate

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My dout I am good at writing / I am good in writing which one is correct mam

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throw to and throw at

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I learned these:
He insisted on playing football with us.
I highly recommend that he watch the movie.
Don't worry about interrupting me.
We are superior/inferior to them.
Her house is near mine.

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Than and then I just make a lot of mistakes about those two

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Really,Idon't know but I think the most common mistake is: to,in ,at.😅

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