For correct sentence construction you need to be a master of that language. And it is impossible for us to be like that though that language is our mother tongue. Am I right ? So, what to do then ? No, no. Don’t be tensed or worried at all. I tell you the secret. The secret lies in your sincerity. Yes, it’s your sincerity and carefulness that makes you master over your language. Here is a list of A to Z most appropriate prepositions which very important from the perspective of upcoming exams of West Bengal Civil Service 2020, West Bengal School Service Commission 2020 and West Bengal Primary Tet 2020 and Madhyamik Pariksha 2020-2021. Try to memorize them all by reading again and again.
Abide by
We should abide by the rules of traffic
Abound in/with
India abounds in / with rich culture.
Absent from
She was absent from her class.
Absorbed in
Rina was absorbed in her work.
Abstain from
We should abstain from insulting others.
Acceptable to
His proposal was acceptable to all.
Access to
You need a password to access to my laptop.
Accommodate with
You tried to accommodate me with your palace.
Accommodate to
Everyone needs time to accommodate to new environment.
Accompanied at/on
He was accompanied on the piano by his sister.
Accompanied by
We were accompanied by a guide on our tour.
Account for
You must account for your mistake.
Accountable for
We will not be accountable for any error.
Accountable to
We are accountable to our parents.
Accuse of
The chairman was accused of misconduct.
Accustom to
We are not accustomed to such habits.
Acquainted with
I am well acquainted with her father.
Adapt from
This story is adapted from a novel.
Adapt for
Many short stories of Rabindranath Tagore are adapted for movie.
Adapt to
Everyone should adapt to the new system.
Add to
Salt is added to the curry.
Addicted to
You are addicted to mobile games.
Adequate for
The books are adequate for reading.
Adhere to
Please adhere to your routine.
Adjacent to
Our house is adjacent to a pond.
Admit to / into
Boys under 18 were admitted into the club.
He was admitted to a school.
Advantage of
She had the advantage of having riches.
Advantage over
His fluency in English gave him an advantage over others.
Advantageous to
The scheme is advantageous to me.
Affection for
His affection for his sister is admirable.
Afraid of
I am not afraid of snakes.
Agree on
She agreed on our date.
Agree to
We agreed to their request.
Agree with
I agree with you.
Agreeable to
The contract was not agreeable to us.
Alien to
When I first went to Kolkata everything was alien to me.
Alienate from
We were alienated from others during the flood.
Allergic to
My sister is allergic to dust.
Alliance with
We always try to maintain an alliance with you.
Allot to
The money was allotted to the poor.
Aloof from
We should stay aloof from bad habits.
Alternative to
It is not an alternative to your company.
Amazed at
We were amazed at your presence on the beach.
Ambition of
I have an ambition of being a pilot.
Ambitious for
She is ambitious for her son.
Amount to
His followers are said to amount to one crore.
Amused at / by
They were all amused at / by my kid’s act.
Angry about (cause) at over(something)
He was angry about her conduct.
He was angry at the noise they made.
Angry with / at somebody
Please do not be angry with me.
Angry About / for something
He was angry for her misconduct.
Annoyed at / about
I was annoyed at his behaviour.
Annoyed with
I was annoyed with you.
Answer for
She answered for you.
