USE OF PREPOSITION & COMMON COMBINATION AND PREPOSITION

USE OF PREPOSITION

At
Used to point out specific time :

• bella was born at 07.30 AM.

Used to indicate a place:

• I passed my holiday at Bali

Used to indicate an email address:

• please email me at rans@gmail.com

In

Used for unspecific times during a day, month, season, year:

• he always reads newspaper in the morning

Used to indicate a location or place

• I live in Bandung

Used to indicate a shape, color, or size

• Fera was dressed in white

Used to express while doing something:

• i am in a hurry

Used to indicate a believe, opinion, interest, or feeling:

• you look great in uniform

For

Used to indicate the use of something:

• I cooked this delicious fried rice for Bella

Used to indicate time or duration:

• he is going away for a few days

Used to mean because of:

• the man was accompanied with bodyguards for security reason

Common Combination and Preposition

Verbs and prepositions are also used in common phrases. The verb generaly goes in front of preposition.

• She worried about getting lost
• We care about recycling things
• We are thinking about joining them

Adjectives and prepositions are commonly used in phrases. The adjective usually goes before the preposition.

• She is committed to improving he English
• Rika was disappointed with coming in third place.
• That actor is famous for being extremely weird

References: 

http://www.wordsmile.com/contoh-kalimat-preposition-artinya-2

http://nisalah20.blogspot.co.id/2013/06/contoh-kalimat-menggunakan-prepositions_13.html

http://www.tutorialbahasainggris.com/25-contoh-kalimat-preposition-dalam-bahasa-inggris-dan-artinya.html

http://www.grammar-quizzes.com/gerund2c.html

http://www.englishpage.com/gerunds/adjective_prep_gerund_list.htm
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Commonly Misused Words & Confusingly Related Words

COMMONLY MISUSED  WORDS

Your, You're

- Your  is a possessive pronoun
- you're  is a contraction of you

•   your book is on the table
•  you’re a good friend

Loose. Lose

- Loose is the opposite of tight
- Lose is the opposite of win

• I lose the game
• He often wears jeans and loose shirt

Accept, Except
- Accept means to receive
- Except means to exclude

• I didn't  accept  your invitation
• I go to school everyday except sunday

Confusingly Related Words

Bored, Boring

- Bored refers to when someone feel bored
- Boring refers to something that is boring

• I'm bored
• The party is boring.

Hear, Listen

- Hear : A sound/noise comes into your ear without you making an effort
- Listen : when you pay attention and try to listen to sounds.

• I can't hear anything because of the loud music.
• I love listening to music in my room.

Fit, Suit

- Fit  refers to size and shape. if your clothes fit you, they are neither too big nor too small.
- Suit  refers to style, colour, etc.

• the jacket fits you perfectly
• blue and white are colours that suit me very well

Sources:
http://www.noslang.com/spelling.php
http://activeenglish.blog.com/2011/10/09/kesalahan-umum-dalam-menggunakan-bahasa-inggris/
http://theenglishcamp.blogspot.co.id/2014/02/tips-penggunaan-hear-dan-listen.html
http://wsuonline.weber.edu/wrh/words.htm
http://www.confusing-words.com