शुक्रवार, 24 अप्रैल 2015

Some important rules of Preepojisn

प्रिय पाठक ,

जैसा की आप सभी जानते हैं की प्रिपोज़िशन अंग्रेजी व्याकरण का अभिन्न अंग हैं|  अत: हम यहाँ आपको अंग्रेजी में व्यापक तौर पर प्रयुक्त होने वाली प्रिपोज़िशन की सूची उपलब्ध करा रहे हैं| यह पोस्ट एस.बी.आई-पी.ओ 2015 और एन.आई.सी.एल असिस्टेंस 2015 के लिए उपयोगी है|

कुछ प्रिपोज़िशन का प्रयोग कुछ शब्दों के साथ निश्चित है| इस प्रकार के कुछ उदाहरण नीचे दिए गए हैं|


Accustomed of
  • He was accustomed of working hard in his youth. (used to)

Accused of
  • The man accused of stealing was sent to jail. (blamed of)

Acquainted with
  • Please introduce him to me if you are acquainted with him. (know)

Afraid of
  •  Don’t get afraid of that dog. It won’t bite. (fear from)

Agree to (idea)
  • The president agreed to the resolution and passed it. (accept)

Agree with (person)
  • If you agree with me please support me. (have same opinion)

According to
  • He was acquitted as he was innocent according to the jury. (in the opinion of)

Adapted to
  • Man easily gets adapted to new environments. (change)

Along with
  • The Prime Minister along with his retinue entered the hall. (together with)

Associated with
  • He had long been associated with the organization before he retired. (worked with)

Averse to
  •  Initially people are averse to accepting their weakness, but with the passage of time they start realizing and correcting themselves. (unwilling to)

Believe in (faith)
  • I believe in God. (have faith in)

Belong to
  • As this country belongs to us, we belong to this country. (have a right over)

Clever at
  • She is clever at painting and playing mu sic, but I am at mu sic. (skilled at)

Congratulate on
  • I congratulated her on her great success. (greeted)

Cure for
  •  As man conquers a disease and find a cure for it, another pops up. (remedy for)

 Depend on
  • High rate of employment depends on growth of economy. (is related with)

Derived from
  • Many English words are derived from Greek and Latin. (came/originate from)

Details of
  • This new book contains de tails of her extensive journey. (description of)

Different from
  • Village life is quite different from city life. (not same)

Divide into
  • The property was divided into two parts and given to the two sons. (break into)

Dream of
  • The henpeck husband could never dream of op pos ing his wife. (think of) Frightened of Those frightened of obstacles never proceed ahead for success. (having fear of)

Famous for
  •  The city of Benaras is famous for its teeming ghats. (known for)

Good at
  • He is quite good at convincing people in his favour. (skilled at)

Ignorant of
  • Being ignorant of the consequences, thenaives easily fall into bad habits. (not knowing)

Increase in
  • There has been a tremendous increase in the multi-nationals in our country. (rise in)

Insist on
  • The shopkeeper could not deny when she insisted on paying later. (said forcefully)

Interested in
  • Work hard if you are interested in your progress. (want to)

Lack of
  • Lack of money brings poverty and lack of knowledge ignorance. (devoid of, not having)

Fond of
  •  The mother was very fond of her youngest child. (loved/liked very much)

Aim at
  • The shooter aimed at the tar get and shot accurately. (fix at the tar get)

Laugh at
  •  Don’t laugh at those who are deprived of God’s blessings. (ridicule, make fun of)

Listen to
  • Hello! Please listen to me. (lend your ear, heed, pay attention to)

Look at
  •  What are you looking at? (see)

Look after
  • The nurse looked after the child better than the mother. (to take care of, to rear)

Look for
  • Have you lost anything? What are you looking for under the table. (to search for)

Look into
  • I have requested the police commissioner to look into the matter of increasing crime in our locality. (investigate, to probe, examine)

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