English Usage Dictionary vs English Prepositional Idioms

The English Usage Dictionary is the guide to English usage, loved and used by writers of all kinds. The dictionary gives comprehensive and practical advice on grammar, syntax, style, and choice of words. It gives in-depth coverage of both British and American English with reference to the English of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and South Africa. The dictionary includes wide-ranging examples of usage from a broad selection of newspapers, journals, and books from across the globe, and features illustrative quotations from authors such as Agatha Christie, Chinua Achebe, Iris Murdoch, Harold Pinter, and Noel Coward. ● User-defined group - Create group and add entries into a group ● Study tools: - Search an entry - Bookmark an entry - Learn 5 entries daily - Built-in dictionary - Featured entries

This app is designed to help you learn English Prepositional Idioms, which are idioms that start with prepositions such as out of order, in advance, on purpose, from someone's perspective, in danger, in debt, by mistake, of value, for someone's benefit, etc. ▸ Prepositional Idioms - Over 1780 idioms - Detailed meaning ▸ Examples - Each idiom has a number of examples - Over 49800 sentences are added ▸ Lessons - 60 lessons - Use flashcards to study idioms in a lesson ▸ Flashcards - Create a deck - Add idioms into a deck - Review a deck ▸ Basic features include: - Bookmark feature - Search feature - Learn 5 prepositional idioms daily - Share, copy an idiom ▸ If you want to suggest a new feature or report an issue, please use feedback feature in the app. Thank you!