How do you use "ABOUT" effectively? I am not sure about the news. Teacher Bryan is very anxious about the results of two of his students. We have just started making enquiries about him. I have already told you what I feel about the appointment. **A less frequent use is as a synonym of round... Continue Reading →

decide     on (a matter) differ     from (a feature)     with (a person) engage     in (a conversation) find fault     with (others) insist     on (rights) live     at (at address)     in (a flat)     on (an item of food)     with... Continue Reading →

agree     to (a proposal)     with (somebody) believe     in (a religion)     to (a club) centre     on (a topic) comply     with (rules) conform     to (rules) confide     in (a person) consist     of (different parts) conversant     with (a topic)... Continue Reading →

Combinations: Preposition readily combine with nouns, verbs and adjectives. + nouns: aptitude, talent for belief, faith in prooft of sympathy for, with praise for, of +verbs annoyed      by (a remark)     with (somebody) argue     about (an issue)     with (a person)     for, against (a proposal) account   ... Continue Reading →

In, Into. In denotes position or rest, into shows motion, e.g. 2. He ran into the room in which his mother was. ☎️Please enroll in my course to master the methods of recollection and utilization. Call Bryan @ 012-664-1376. #Englishgrammar #mastertuition #spmenglish

For and Before. In a negative (no) sentence for is used for a period time, and before for a point of time, thus: She will not be here for an hour yet. She will not be here before five o'clock. ☎️Please enroll in my course to master the methods of recollection and utilization. Call Bryan @... Continue Reading →

Since is used for a point of time, with the Present Prefect Tense, From can be used in any Tense, e.g. She has been ill since Monday. We have lived here since the last war. #Englishgrammar #spmenglish #mastertuition 3. She was ill from Monday to Friday. 4. He starts (will start) work from tomorrow. ☎️Please... Continue Reading →

Between is generally for two; Among for more than two. e.g. 1. The money was divided between the two boys. 2. The sweets were divided among the ten children. ☎️Please enroll in my course to master the methods of recollection and utilization. Call Bryan @ 012-664-1376. #Englishgrammar #mastertuition #spmenglish

By, With. By is generally used for the person. With is used for the instrument. 1. He was killed with a knife by his enemy. ☎️Please enroll in my course to master the methods of recollection and utilization. Call Bryan @ 012-664-1376. #Englishgrammar #mastertuition #spmenglish

Beside, Besides Beside means "by the side of", e.g.. He sat beside his wife. Besides means "in addition", e.g. There are others here besides you. ☎️Please enroll in my course to master the methods of recollection and utilization. Call Bryan @ 012-664-1376. #Englishgrammar #mastertuition #spmenglish

 At, in. At refers to a point of time; In to a larger space of time. 1. He cam at 8 o'clock in the morning. 2. Similarly, for a small place we use "at", e.g. He lives at Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. The university is at Petaling Jaya in Kuala Lumpur. ☎️Please enroll in my... Continue Reading →

With 1. I had a talk with him. 2. She is a girl with blue eyes. 3. He filled the box with sand. 4. I did it with his help. 5. He lives with his uncle. 6. She went to the town with her friend. 7. He killed the snake with a stick. 8. Don't... Continue Reading →

To 1. (motion towards). they walked to the town. 2. (time). He was punctual to the minute. 3. If fell to the ground. 4. He pointed to the hill. 5. He is slow to anger. #Englishgrammar #spmenglish #mastertuition 6. To whom did you give it? 7. Read it from beginning to end. 8. We were... Continue Reading →

On 1. (place). He stood on the ground 2. (time). They came on Monday. 3. (dependence). the old woman lives on her children. 4. (manner). He did it on purpose (on the sly). #Englishgrammar #mastertuition #spmenglish 5. (direction). The army marched on the city. 6. (concerning). He gave an interesting talk on "Books". ☎️Please enroll... Continue Reading →

of 1. He died of old age. 2. that is a real work of art. 3. He gave me a piece of good advice. 4. That box is made of wood. 5. The whole of Greenland is covered with snow. 6. We visited the city of Hong Kong. Please attend my class to learn more.... Continue Reading →