Correct Prepositions vs English Synonyms Explained

This app provides study materials and learning tools to help you learn how to use correct prepositions. In English, a preposition can combine with a noun, adjective or verb to form a collocation. The authors have given a very complete list of common collocations of a noun, adjective or verb with prepositions and detail explanation of how to correctly use prepositions. In addition, sample sentences are added to illustrate each usage. Do you know what is the difference between “abound in” and “abound with”? When do we use “advocate of” instead of “advocate for”? Do you know which preposition go with adjective “contiguous”? This app will help you to learn how to choose prepositions correctly. We hope you enjoy this valuable work. ● units - entries are divided into units - use cards to study ● notes - write note for each entry ● basic features: - search feature - bookmark feature - built-in dictionary: long press a word to look up ● If you want to give feedback, please use the feedback feature in the settings

This app is designed to help you learn English synonyms and the difference in their meaning and usage. Scare, frighten,, alarm, terrify all mean to make someone afraid. Scare means to make somebody feel afraid. Frighten mean to make somebody feel afraid often suddenly. Alarm is used when somebody has a feeling that something unpleasant or dangerous might happen. Terrify mean to make somebody feel extremely afraid. ■ Synonyms - Detailed explanation with sample sentences - Different meanings and usages are discussed - Write your note for each entry ■ Audio - Learn by listening to audio narrations - Audio by professional narrators ■ Units - Entries are grouped into units - Use flashcards to learn entries in a unit ■ other features: - search feature - share feature - bookmark feature - built-in dictionary - today’s featured synonyms ■ If you want to contact us, please use the feedback feature in the settings