A2
Interactive Grammar: Prepositions of Place quiz
Master at, in, on, under, between, behind, and next to for describing location and position in English.
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Usage & Structure
Prepositions
Learn time, place, direction, and advanced preposition usage with clear rules and examples.
This category covers all essential prepositions rules in English grammar — from foundational concepts for beginners to advanced patterns for fluent speakers. Whether you are preparing for an exam, improving your writing, or building a stronger understanding of English structure, these lessons provide clear explanations, real-world examples, and structured practice across all CEFR levels from A1 to C2.
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A2
Interactive Grammar: Prepositions of Time quiz
Use at, in, on, since, for, during, by, and until correctly to express time relationships in English.
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B1
Interactive Grammar: Prepositions of Movement quiz
Learn to, towards, through, across, along, into, and out of to describe direction and movement in sentences.
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B1
Interactive Grammar: Prepositions After Adjectives quiz
Master adjective + preposition combinations — afraid of, interested in, good at, responsible for, and more.
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B2
Interactive Grammar: Prepositions After Verbs quiz
Learn essential verb + preposition collocations — depend on, apologize for, agree with, result in, and others.
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B1
Interactive Grammar: Complex Prepositions quiz
Use multi-word prepositions — despite, because of, due to, in addition to, as a result of — in formal writing.
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A2
Interactive Grammar: Since vs For quiz
Use since with a specific point in time (since 2020) and for with a duration (for three years) to express how long something has been happening in English.
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B1
Interactive Grammar: During vs While quiz
Use during (followed by a noun phrase) and while (followed by a subject + verb clause) to describe simultaneous events or time periods in English.
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B1
Interactive Grammar: Like vs As quiz
Distinguish between like (preposition — similar to) and as (conjunction — in the same way that / role) to make accurate comparisons and describe roles in English.
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