List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 5).

List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 5).

·        Breathe upon ( to tarnish the name of ) Your action breathes upon your brother.

·        Breeze up ( to freshen) Let us breeze up in the garden.

·        Bring about ( cause to happen) Bangabandhu brought about great changes inn the country.

·        Bring in ( to introduce)  I was brought in to the grand assembly.

·        Bring out ( to make clear) Please bring out the meaning of your poem.

·        Bring over ( convert) You cannot bring me over to communism by violence.

·        Bring round ( to win over ) Sprinkling of water on his face brought him round.

·        Bring under ( to subdue) The chairperson failed to bring the members under.

·        Bring up ( to educate) Children should be brought up as simply as possible.

·        To bring about ( to cause to happen ) His negligence brought his failure.

·        Brush away ( to put aside ) Unless you brush away his weakness , you cannot make him change.

·        Brush up ( revive, freshen ) Please read the book ‘ Brush up Your English’.

·        Bubble over ( to be angry) My child bubbled over her pocket money.

·        Buck up( cheer up) Buck up;you are winning the game.

·        Build up ( to cover with buildings) Chandrima Uddyan has now been built up.

List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 4)

List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 4).

·        Be bound up in ( to be wholly devoted to) He was bound up in his work.

·        Black out ( to obliterate with black ) Real news are blacked out.

·        Block up ( to obstruct) Rains have blocked up the Macki road

·        Blow over ( to pass away as a danger or scandal) Every unpleasant happening blows in the course of time.

·        Blow up ( to bring into discredit) The people blew upon the leader.

·        Blow upon ( come into being/to shatter by explosion/ to scold) The earthquake blew up.

·        To blunt the edge of ( to weaken force) Time blunts the edge of danger.

·        Make no bones of ( have no scruples about) Many men do not make bones of their morals.

·        To make boot of ( to profit ) The new policy of the government is going to punish those who are making boots by charging higher prices.

·        Bottle up ( to enclose as in a bottle) We were bottled up in the house.

·        Break away ( revolt ) Bangladesh has broken away from Pakistan.

·        Break down ( to demolish , collapse , fail completely ) In times of emergency all controls tend to break down.

·        Break even ( to avoid loss but fail to gain ) The parties have broken even in the bargain.

·        Break forth ( burst forth) Nature breaks forth in Spring.

·        Break off( to detach by breaking , to leave off abruptly) The boy has broken with the family.

List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 3)

List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 3)

·        Back of ( behind ) China is back of Pakistan.

·        On the back of ( close behind) Russia is on the back of India.

·        To back up ( to support) For a good cause one must always back up.

·        Bail up ( to secure in a bill ; to put up one’s hand in surrender)

·        Bang up ( in the height of excellence of fashion ) Every university student is in the bang up.

·        To bank upon ( to depend) Even at the age of thirty he banks upon his parents.

·        Hold at , keep at ( show the defiance ) The criminal kept the constable at bay.

·        Draw a bead on ( to take aim) the dacoit drew a bead on the policeman.

·        Bear out ( to corroborate / to confirm ) Please bear out that I have done no harm to you.

·        Bear up ( to keep up one’s spirits) You must bear up until the trouble is over.

·        Bear up for( sail towards ) Please bear up for a great position in life.

·        Bear with ( make allowance for ) You should bear with your friend’s illness.

·        Beat out ( to flatten or reduce in thickness by beating) Iron is beaten out in sheets.

·        Beat down ( of a buyer , trying to reduce prices of goods) The Indian ladies are often competent in beating down the prices.

·        Beat off ( drive back) The elephants beat off the lion.

·        To become of ( to happen ; the end of ) What will become of his sons after his death?

·        Better off (in superior circumstances) People today are better off than before independence.

·        Get the better of ( to gain the advantage over, to over come) By and by you will get the better of any trial or trouble.

·        Think better of ( revise one’s opinion about ) I have learnt to think better of you.

List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 2).

List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 2). 

·        Affiliate to ( to be a member of ) I am affiliated to the congress party.

·        Agree on – At last the family agreed on to carry on the business jointly.

·        Agree to – The whole family agreed to the suggestion of Sajib.

·        Agree with – I fully agree with you.

·        Agreeable to (suitable) This climate is agreeable to me.

·        Ail at ( objection) What ails him at?

·        Aim at ( to make up mind for definite purpose) He aims at becoming a pilot one day.

·        All in ( everything included) All in , we were five people against the party.

·        All up with ( at an end with , beyond any hope for) The patient was sinking every minute. So it was all up with him.

·        Along with ( in the company of) Next time when I go abroad I shall take my wife along with me.

·        Apply for – He has applied for a clerical post.

·        To argue into ( to persuade towards a course of action) Whatever arguments you may give him, he is not going to be argued into your sentiments.

·        Aside from ( apart from ) He has a big balance , aside from landed properties.

·        At home in ( fully acquainted ) He is at home in English.

·        At the bottom of ( the source of ) N. Modi was at the bottom of the conspiracy against the President.

·        At the top of ( with maximum force) He shouted at the top of his voice.

·        Attend to ( Pay attention to) You must attend to your duties.

·        Attend on ( to serve) A hundred ministers attended on the King.

·        To avail oneself of ( to have it or to benefit therefrom ) I will avail myself of this golden chance.

·        Do away with ( abolish/ kill) The parliament did away with the British laws.

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List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 1).

List of the most Important appropriate prepositions with sentence for UPSC , BCS, IPS,CSP , IELTS, TOEFL , Bank exams and all competitive Examinations (Part 1).

1.     Abstain from (avoid) You should abstain from drinking.

2.     Acceptable to ( agreeable) the terms quoted by you are acceptable to me.

3.     Access to ( approach / influence) Do you have any access to the honorable minister?

4.     Accomplished in ( Skilled in ) Rahim is accomplished in English.

5.     In accordance with ( in a manner consistent with) To do things in accordance with law is always a safe thing.’

6.     According to ( in accordance with/ agreeable to)  I completed the job according to your instructions.

7.     Account for ( explain ) You will have to account for your negligence.

8.     Account of /on ( because of ) He was fined on account of his absence from the University.

9.     Account with, in ( having business relations) The New Light Publishers are in account with most of the book-sellers in the country.

10.                        Call to / bring to account ( demand an explanation ; clear up a responsibility ) The Lok Sabha Called Shri Deepak Roy to account for the import licenses scandal .

11.                        Make account of ( set value upon) A saint does not make account of worldly possessions.

12.                        With an ace of ( narrowly) After the motor accident he escaped with an ace of death.

13.                        Addicted to  ( enslaved to a hobbit) My friend is addicted to liquor.

14.                        Adhere to ( to stick to) One should adhere to one’s principles.

15.                        Advance , in ( before hand , in front ) The soldiers fought in advance.