Prepositions

The prepositions are one of the parts of English language more difficult to learn. It is impossible to make a translation. If you do it, it wouldn’t probably show a different meaning. These are short words that are used for indicate location. There are prepositions of time, movement and location. It would be use depends of the context.

Also, if you put a preposition with a noun, verb or adjective, the meaning of would be completely different as it looks like.

                For example: give = dar, brindar.

                                      give up = rendirse.

Let me show a box with some examples that the teacher gave us:

It was a homework I did about prepositions:

English experience

"I began learning English when I was around 16 to 17 years old, but I didn't Finish it. Nevertheless, I took a course 2 quarters ago at university. I studied in FundaTEC. I remind I didn't have a clue, how I was going to learn, but I was pretty sure I wanted to learn a new language. It wasn't as hard as I thought.

During the process, I’ve learned you have to keep practicing. If we practice we are going to improve the language and learn new words. I’ve never left to learn since then. Every day I hear a new word I didn't know the meaning. Also, I used to frustrate myself, so keep calm and work hard. Trust me; I’m fairly positive about English.

Additionally, to ask in class, sit in front of the teacher, turn off my cell phone, pay attention and to keep me into the class; those things have helped me to get a great learning process. Furthermore, between the learning process, there is an important part it is your part. The information is near of you, inside the books, internet in many kinds of ways. Finally, everything needs effort, time and dedication. Those words have helped me what I have achieved until today."

For a better comprehension, I am going to provide a link. In this link you can learn more about this and doing some exercises for practicing. Moreover, I will provide a video with a song. 

This is the link: http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions