Top 5 Preposition Mistakes to Avoid

Master prepositions with this video on the top 5 common mistakes to avoid.

Using prepositions correctly is key to sounding like a native English speaker. In this video, we highlight five common preposition mistakes and how to correct them.

• Incorrect: I'm interested about this
  Correct: I'm interested in this
  Explanation: 'Interested' is followed by 'in' to indicate focus on something.
• Incorrect: It depends of the time
  Correct: It depends on the time
  Explanation: 'Depends' is paired with 'on' to indicate reliance.
• Incorrect: I'm good in English
  Correct: I'm good at English
  Explanation: 'Good' is followed by 'at' when referring to skills or abilities.
• Incorrect: I'm afraid by heights
  Correct: I'm afraid of heights
  Explanation: 'Afraid' is correctly used with 'of' to indicate fear.
• Incorrect: I'm married with a doctor
  Correct: I'm married to a doctor
  Explanation: 'Married' is followed by 'to' to indicate the person one is wed to.

Watch the video to learn more about these common mistakes and practice using prepositions correctly. Improving your preposition usage will enhance your overall English fluency and accuracy.