Prepositions before Nouns

Click a word to see what prepositions are usually used before it in English

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"in office" or "of office"?

  • We don't NEED another LEECH in office.
  • Bush taking the oath of office.
  • He was later removed from office.
  • DUDUS needed to run for office then.
  • We voted him into office for two reasons.
  • V, 19 Members not appointed to office.
  • The performance is great even with Office applications not written for 8.
  • Check all areas that he did and did not do everyday after office hours.
  • Nothing else to do and entire day there is nothing to do at office.
  • Orders are handled during office hours.
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of, for, with, to or on opportunity?

  • We are a nation of opportunities.
  • Our leaders share this support for opportunity.
  • Jersey Cares is coordinating volunteers with opportunities near them.
  • This is a tactical relation to opportunity.
  • And get me in on opportunities like these.
  • When I think about opportunity cost it is not just about finances.
  • Health-care purchasers should express decisions in opportunity cost terms; journalists should give fairer coverage to such arguments.
  • Many problems can be turned into opportunities.
  • It presents threats as well as opportunities.
  • Alamein) and was not able or willing to grasp at opportunities as they arose.
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of, in, for, with or by opinion?

  • Offering a difference of opinion.
  • Nasscom, however, differed in opinion.
  • However, all of the above is my very own unpaid for opinion.
  • Still, many came, all with opinions.
  • Going by opinion polls over a many years, the number of progressives at least equals the right-wingers.
  • It requires liberation from opinions and concepts and ego to experience deep liking.
  • And many valuations will be based on opinions.
  • Over the past few days I have read and listened to opinions from everywhere.
  • I think its all about opinions.
  • Perhaps the difference between the two, Matt, is the difference between opinion and judgement.
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"in order" or "of order"?

  • It is in order and clearly done.
  • Price depends on size of order 2.
  • Users will now be able to search emails by order of date, attachment size and other options.
  • The website also offers free shipping for orders over Rs.
  • You also get free shipping on orders over $50 or more.
  • Food and Drink Breakfast consists of a mixed buffet with orders taken for eggs, omelets, toast, etc.
  • Who can apply for a Barring Order? A spouse of the respondent.
  • Shipping fee is calculated per order, i.
  • Pre orders of the Smartphone are boosted up by another carrier of the UK.
  • Clearly S was under orders to politely say no to this.
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"of oil", "in oil" or "for oil"?

  • Keep Skin Clean And Free Of Oil.
  • Saute garlic, ginger, and onion in oil.
  • Later for oil Iraq was attacked.
  • We ordered bread with oil and balsamic.
  • They say no to oil and gas exploration.
  • All was going well till Aaron came off on oil in Dublin port.
  • In 2011 50% of state income came from oil &; gas.
  • Wall street bankers don't care about oil spills, or covering them.
  • Our military is the largest group of anything in the world, and it is driven by oil.
  • So when you save, you give up consumption of real resources such as oil, labour, food, etc.
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of, with, for, on or at option?

  • We are really running out of options.
  • With option 4, you will receive additional benefits.
  • I am all for Option B if you are up to it.
  • On the playground roll call: I'd with the others on Option B.
  • It simply means objectively looking at options to make us ' match fit ' for the long-term game.
  • That being said, Mars may be in option later.
  • Refer also to Option (d) (2) below.
  • The two versions look distinct in appearance as well as options available in the browser.
  • O Shomade after several trial, sentenced the accused to six months imprisonment without option of fine.
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of, for, to, in or by organization?

  • The whole concept of organization is.
  • Maybe it's the potential for organization that does it.
  • Send your money to organisations sending medical help.
  • Informal communication always occurs in organizations.
  • If the applicant is capable of solving the kind of problems required by organization x, they might be hired.
  • Since 1995, Catherine has worked with organizations in the U.
  • Charges fluctuate greatly from organization to company, generally without a very clear reason.
  • This year will be the start of the demise of the PC within organisations across Asia.
  • Success Depends on Organization Much has been written over the years with advice to help you organize yourself.
  • YOUR EMAILS It's always handy to refer to email traffic between organisations.
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of, for, with, to or by owner?

  • So, if you want to find out the name of owner of any Reliance number, you just need to make a recharge of Rs.
  • A Manhattan shelter takes in animals round the clock, hoping for owners to show up.
  • And social media teams scour the Internet for reports of lost pets, helping reunite them with owners.
  • And finally a special word to owners of small and growing businesses.
  • Who Owns our Debt? The pie chart below is a simple way of showing how our debt is broken down by owner.
  • He rented from owner then rent it out again.
  • The Animals Protection Act 1960 places obligations on owners and occupiers of land to prevent the commission and continuation of offences of cruelty on their land.
  • Thompson Motorsports is 10th in owner's points standings.
  • If you are going to be a live aboard owner, then you could well be keen to start the negotiations now.
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"in opposition" or "of opposition"?

  • There's also an agreement in opposition to U.
  • Let's see what kind of opposition that would invoke.
  • Rapid industrialisation led to opposition.
  • Oh, yeah -- don't confuse apposition with opposition.
  • The Congress, on a sticky wicket, is not sure how to address the mood generated by opposition parties and student groups.
  • It will also provide ammunition for opposition fans to use against him.
  • Not unreasonably, Tony Abbott has been reluctant to take a lead on the problem from opposition.
  • He looks at opposition to the E.
  • He was good under the high ball but again every time he gets the ball he kicks straight into oppositions hands.
  • The government also routinely conducted surveillance on opposition politicians.
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"of officer", "by officer" or "for officer"?

  • Powers of officers appointed 40.
  • All three were freed on police bail after being quizzed by officers.
  • There was no room for officers who didn't lead by example.
  • Beginning in the year 2366, a new uniform variation was introduced to officers serving in Starfleet.
  • Police said Ferrer refused to comply with Officer Dimbleby's commands to get out of the vehicle.
  • It said that officers have been arresting people linked to disorder in the area earlier in the week.
  • This is done through visits from officers from the Ministry of Agriculture.
  • Write down everything you remember, including officers ' badge and patrol car numbers, which agency the officers were from, and any other details.
  • That would make it 14 days after the last entry on officer Santiago's log.
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"of operation" or "in operation"?

  • The hours of operation are 8 a.
  • The site is now no longer in operation.
  • That was the turning point for Operation Linda Nchi,? Lt Col Nyaga said.
  • These Rules shall come into operation on the 16 day of April 2009.
  • I have served on operations overseas three times including command of the Training Team in Timor.
  • He helped with operations and prepared medicines.
  • The crew has to use a welding tool to open the door to Operations.
  • Actuaries may have majors in areas such as operations research, physics, engineering, and even fine arts.
  • Rations are dished out as the men advance during operations.
  • Amongst the list were also thousands of British customers who were picked up and questioned by Operation Ore.
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of, from, to, by or in organisation?

  • It was about the absence of organisation and spirit.
  • It facilitates planning, execution and evaluation of an intervention (Adapted from Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2002).
  • With a liberally relaxed policy when it comes to organisation, you'll find Marxist histories of industrial labour sitting side by side with a 1996 travel guide to Slovakia.
  • It also allows the opportunity to search for partners under specific calls, with each heading listed, or more specifically by organisation type etc.
  • Though I took up HRM unit and some relevant units like Organisation Theory, Social Psychology and Sociology, I feel incompetent in the field of HR, lacking of sufficient knowledge to perform.
  • But without organisation, this power remains as just potential.
  • Civil unrest Environmental protests are growing in China, as is the use of social media as a tool for organisation and protest.
  • Uruguay-Ghana: defensive steel vs organisation and directness Uruguay go into the quarterfinal as slight favourites, even if the whole of Africa is backing the Black Stars.
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"of outcome", "on outcome" or "in outcome"?

  • This kind of outcome was sadly expected.
  • There must be a systemic re-orientation to focus on outcomes instead of outputs.
  • But money and power has NO factor in outcome here.
  • Standards of competence tend to be specified in terms of performance criteria that relate to outcomes.
  • Funders like the United Way, private foundations, and the Community Foundation are following with outcomes from our task force.
  • The system makes the teachers accountable for outcomes.
  • They want to know about outcomes.
  • They have their ideologies and blindspots just as any professionals do - a stress upon rules rather than virtues, and on processes rather than outcomes.
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"on offer", "of offer" or "to offer"?

  • Wide range of breakfast on offer.
  • It's not because of lack of offers.
  • Malaysia has got a lot to offer.
  • Acknowledge that your **27;1790;TOOLONG members are getting walloped with offers.
  • We can send them text messages about offers.
  • Action: Sketch out a few ideas for offers.
  • Not to mention all the paid features such as Offers and Promoted Posts.
  • Be careful not to get fooled by offers too tempting that might force you to pay far more expensive than starting.
  • Take special care in offer your answers.
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of, with, to, for or in object?

  • Functions of objects are socially taught.
  • A woman needs to surround herself with objects that speak of her own worth.
  • Draw, play and relax, get up close to objects, follow activities.
  • An asset for researchers and academics, her work stemmed out of her fascination for objects of superlative degree.
  • Male and female infants are equally interested in objects.
  • A simple solution involves basically a local tariff on objects inputted that could be produced by local means.
  • They learn the same things about object mechanics at the same time.
  • Except in this case, the relational possibilities lie between objects rather than people.
  • Instead of looking at objects, you look at where the objects aren't.
  • But we are making a serious mistake: we believe that the happiness for which we crave comes from objects, which we can experience.
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"On occasion" or "of occasion"?

  • Everyone gets angry on occasion.
  • Goh spoke on a number of occasions.
  • Women need to raise to occasion, not by being arrogant, unruly or pushy, but through, acquiring broad knowledge, dialogue and change of thinking.
  • The clothes in Thredz kurta shalwar collection 2012 for men are great for occasions when traditional attire is required.
  • And, far from lessening a soldier's courage in occasions of danger, they actually serve to fortify it.
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of, to, with, in or on ownership?

  • RIGHTS OF OWNERSHIP; CONFIDENTIALITY 5.
  • However, there was no consensus on whether or not those rights amounted to ownership.
  • Also thanks to Carey as well for what he has given to me with ownership.
  • Since the change in ownership, the place has consistently improved.
  • Some commentators have argued that we should put limits on ownership by SOEs.
  • Mr Burgess disputes this and applied to the Land Registry for ownership of the land - infuriating the National Park.
  • They are taking it to the next evolution by taking over ownership.
  • This is a mandate from ownership.
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"of ocean" or "in ocean"?

  • Looking out you could just get the first glimpse of ocean.
  • Guice and Walker both reside in Ocean Springs.
  • Well, people would still flock to Ocean City.
  • She dey swim for ocean now, she don lost patapata.
  • This storm surge is coming on oceans that are higher than a few decades ago, indeed more than a foot higher than a century ago.
  • It is constantly being formed and destroyed at ocean ridges and trenches.
  • Eggs are spread by ocean currents everywhere.
  • A solar-powered machine removes salt from ocean water so he can drink it, but only when the sun shines.
  • It also ignores the other adverse impacts of increasing CO2, like ocean acidification.
  • Let's start with Ocean, who has been in the lead for quite some time now.
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of, in, about, at or to origin?

  • So the safe countries of origin, they are quite logical.
  • Some are biological in origin (i.
  • When you stop and take a closer look at origins of some of these alleged differences, they.
  • When I first went to CotC in 2008 I had been to Origins 2008 several months before.
  • The Petronas Twin Towers was designed by architect Cesar Pelli, who, although having American citizenship, is Argentinean by origin.
  • Here's a google search for origin Energy, mentioned as blaming solar for their woes.
  • Dear Freelance, Thank you for your order from Origin on November 24, 2012.
  • Sometimes that happens (not on Origin but other websites) but (luckily) nothing has ever happened.
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"of offence" or "for offence"?

  • Trial of offences under Penal Code 5.
  • Prosecution for offences against the State 196.
  • That's why I would love to have an Arteta-esque player at Chelsea who so easily links up defense to offence without compromising on his defensive duties.
  • The unselfish ball movement really did help on offence.
  • Public to give information of certain offences 44.
  • Section 197 of the Industrial Relations Act 1996 deals with appeals against convictions or penalties in connection with offences against that Act.
  • Sessions Court - Criminal Cases The Sessions Court has the jurisdiction to try all offences other than offences punishable with death.
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"of output" or "in output"?

  • There's plenty of output at 20Hz.
  • Industry leaders say the rise in output can be attributed to new high-yielding seeds.
  • Some people work on outputs instead of outcomes, but at the end of the day it is the outcome or.
  • An MQPUT call was issued to put a message on a queue, but the queue had not been opened for output.
  • Between 1978 and 1981 oil prices rose from $14 to $35 as output was substantially reduced with these two OPEC members at war.
  • The worst losses will not be visible in GDP statistics because much of the damage has come to wealth as opposed to output.
  • Weakness was reported across most sub-indices with output down 6.
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of, with, to, in or after operating?

  • So far in the debate of operating system of smart phones, Google's Android is better than the iOS.
  • Microsoft windows 7 Restoration is known as a application this immediately works along with fixing specified strategy conditions that may perhaps stay away from Microsoft windows with operating.
  • Slightly more than $3 million of the revenue would have gone to operating and maintaining an $850 million light-rail line the U.
  • It still needs a lot of development, and in the end it may prove to be slow in operating, but it promises to be very capable.
  • Usually he washed his hands after operating, not necessarily before.
  • Heres why: The Ontario Liquor Licence Act prohibits you from operating or having care and control of a motor vehicle, a motorized snow vehicle or a boat while there is liquor in the vehicle.
  • You will however have to have the new Lion OS X operating system which you can get off the App Store for $30 dollars.
  • The figures are broken down by operating system.
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of, under, without, with or by obligation?

  • An exchange of such gifts shall not create a sense of obligation.
  • They were under obligation to no one and enjoyed being their own masters.
  • Hopefuly this means that I can return to the lovely prospect of seeing theatre without obligation.
  • In addition, there are gender inequalities in obligations and reciprocities regarding labour.
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of, for, by, from or on observation?

  • It is a recital of observation of effects.
  • They going to move her from CCU to regular room for observation.
  • Most of their learning is done by observation.
  • You can watch creatures in their natural habitat from observation centers.
  • You can't show that based on observation but claim that it is logically provable.
  • This is part one of the theory which also lines up with observations.
  • The dominant research approach in Astronomy is through observations.
  • Then, aged 12, I switched from transportation to observation and experimentation.
  • Similar short, uncoiled strings about 2cm long were laid by specimens kept under observation in finger-bowls.
  • The patterns derived bear a strong resemblance to those seen in observations (Parker et al.
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"of opening", "for opening" or "in opening"?

  • The amount of opening is dependent on the current game level.
  • Applications for opening such letters of credit should be referred to the State Bank with full particulars.
  • Then success in opening depends on the glue.
  • An elaborate set was created by Peter Davidson, built prior to rehearsals, which included a water tank under the floorboards, a huge wall with openings resembling rooms and a gigantic cross.
  • Both Maschler and Rayner in their reviews after opening suggested that the Brass Rail in Selfridges did better salt beef sandwiches.
  • Their nutrient content is controlled by law and they are sterile before opening.
  • Sometimes just by opening or clicking nay link your computer my get hacked.
  • While the motor is running, water is drawn in through openings located at the base of the motor (see Figure 2.
  • Don't take your kids to openings.
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of, For, in, from or under occupation?

  • I've given you the types of occupations I've had in the past.
  • The propety IS ready for occupation NOW.
  • She was certain that the Tigers had not been in occupation at the time, as the Indians claimed.
  • Progression from occupations in skill level B to occupations in skill level A is usually dependent on completion of additional formal education.
  • Today life in Greece has been likened to living under occupation during World War II.
  • ALEX THOMSON: By occupation, he means this, areas, just one militarized crossing from Gaza to Israel.
  • Progression from occupations in skill level B to occupations in skill level A is usually dependent on completion of additional formal education.
  • Research on occupational evolution, work skills and competencies is an ongoing process.
  • In the interwar years, there was a separate Maori census, which included information about occupations, but not about unemployment.
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