Work at, for, in, with, as - English prepositions with verbs

[@RajaBabu-oe4be]

If the company is very big - use "for" : I work for Hyundai. If the working place is small or if it is a small branch of a big company use "at": I work at a shop, I work at a bank, I work at McDonald's (a big company with its unit at some place) If you are mentioning a field or department use "in" : I am working in sales department, I am working in electrical field. I work "for" Hyundai "at" their show room "in" sales department "as" an Accountant.

[@wanderlan_osocialmedia]

Thanks for you comment

[@devakigarrido956]

So, I can say: I work at the/a hospital (if I am a doctor and someone is asking me where I work, but not specifically which hospital).??

[@haiimdeilana7247]

Hello my beautiful teacher, although because of my work I had not been able to see her, I am pleased to continue learning from your classes, a hug, with love from Bogota

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Wonderful!

[@javedone]

Thank you Antonia . Your explanation is very simple as if I were learning in class just in front of you. You are one of the best teachers on the net rather the best of all.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You are very kind! :)

[@rubenismaelsanchez3730]

I agree with you

[@anaclaracarvalho1689]

I will teach this tonight. You helped me so much! Thank you🌸

[@haiimdeilana7247]

Здравствуйте, моя прекрасная учительница, хотя из-за моей работы я не мог ее видеть, я рад продолжать учиться на ваших занятиях, обнимаю, с любовью из Боготы.

[@vmgchanneladvance9656]

Thanks ma'am. The lesson and you both were Great. 😊😊

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you very much! :)

[@dsingh121]

Thanks a lot Antonia! It was very helpful.😊👍🏻

[@AntoniaRomaker]

I'm so glad! ☺

[@user-za7st14ava4]

Очень полезная информация. Спасибо. 👍♥

[@alisalem320]

Thank you Antonia it was useful lesson

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You are welcome! ;)

[@samsd9801]

I love you as teacher ,

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! :)

[@purityrima1366]

Thank you so much! Big thumbs up for you!👍

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you too! 🥰

[@Josephsantiago.06]

Hi I am from colombia and I love the english

[@stephaniemoura3214]

Hey, teacher, thanks a lot for the amazing class! I found it while preparing my own and it helped me a lot!

[@jeffsnider3588]

I work at learning proper English, especially when taught by a Russian. Your lessons are very good.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you!

[@sparkiichief1261]

you are so good! i love you, thanks for you professional English class♥

[@purnatamang4465]

I like your last action as eye blinking.

[@Distacca]

It's really good thank you very much 👍👍👍👍

[@Sri-it2gh]

Great lesson

[@sofyanansori3922]

Yes our teacher is quite beautiful 😍

[@mdrafique4339]

thank you very much 🥰 ma'am

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Most welcome 😊

[@luciamoir2641]

It was defintely helpful. Thank you.

[@hitchipa]

Just found your channel and really enjoying your Russian videos. Of the 5 I'm following yours is the best in terms of teaching. I've worked as an English teacher myself in Eastern Europe and can offer you some feedback on your own English if you like. Although I wouldn't want the corrections to appear rude as I know people can be very sensitive to that kind of criticism. Especially when it isn't asked for.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Tell me what you have to say ;)

[@stanislavpesnya1251]

Спасибо за объяснение. Хотелось только отметить, что использование слова geographically для объяснения отличия at от for, на мой взгляд не очень удачное решение, потому что создает путаницу с in, place более удачное решение. Может быть это только у меня возникли трудности с отличием at от in, но я именно за этим и пришел. Автору спасибо!

[@АнжелаКаминская-м5ь]

Thanks. It really helped me to do my homework.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Glad to hear that!

[@valyanomad]

This is so simple and understandable

[@юлядмитрук-щ8ц]

she is perfect!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! ❤️

[@RadheyShyam-np7fo]

You and your lesson are lovely

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! ;)

[@ivancheeching4866]

thank you for your explanation

[@melisadetter1078]

Thank you for this helpful video 💟

[@benyaichbenyaich8190]

Thank you 😊❤️

[@vmgchanneladvance9656]

Hi ma'am could you make a video on ( No more, Any more, No longer) These are little confusing or if you have any documents on these so that could be helpful....

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Hope this will help - dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/adverbs-of-time-and-frequency/no-more-not-any-more

[@mohamedhasssn9021]

Thank you a lot, it was very confusing to me, but now it's easy.

[@niclorenzo2603]

You are wonderful!

[@buntanaspd4697]

thanks a lot my love teacher Mrs.Antonia

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You are welcome! :)

[@dumuniz]

Very useful. Thanks!

[@kissueiadala6684]

thanks for reminding!

[@phanoanh658]

A helpful video. Thanks a lot

[@paccolibert2500]

Fantastic!

[@lucerobenitez4251]

You've taught me a lot! Thank you

[@tceechia]

The past tense and past participle of 'teach' is 'taught'. ;)

[@haiimdeilana7247]

🥰 Xoxo.

[@dixonkasujja20]

You are really thanks

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Most welcome!

[@amithdas3861]

Nice lesson madam

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! 😃

[@guilhermerangel7119]

i like it

[@oespeccialista11]

Hey! I loved your video but I need your help to clear my question up! If there is a cruise ship here and I get a job to work there, should I say that I work in a cruise ship or I work on a cruise ship???

[@devakigarrido956]

I think is on, I watched a video, and it said that for big transportations, like trains, planes, or cruise ships, you use on... And it comes along when you say where you are working

[@mohammedadamibrahim5121]

So funny teacher I love the way you wink your eye and I like your teaching too.

[@Jeet81]

From India❤

[@saravanans-ln8yz]

thanks!.... could you please tell how to use “QUITE" in sentence?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

I am sure this will help you! ;) dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/adverbs-of-degree/quite

[@divinedancer8342]

*life without love is life without life* 🍁💕🍁💌💜💘

[@bernhardegger7965]

correct? I work for bmw [a company] at steyr [a specific location of the company] in the project-management department [profession]

[@Raat_Ki_Khamoshi]

I have got thorough my work . In this sentence what is the preposition ?

[@olegmanpo3629]

спасибо за урок, но если бы ещё что-нибудь о сложном фраз.глаголе work out, кроме значения тренироваться или work up.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

this might help - dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/work-out and try finding work up there ;)

[@anaxcarla]

i love it

[@memesihe]

Really, I was searching a video like this, cause, I am preparing myself for an interview of work. And really, I though didn't exist a video speaking about my doubt.

[@kosmonaut1353]

очень классное видео для меня ;)

[@abdulwahabsenan7986]

Nice

[@ansu5551]

Умница дочка, только непонятно что за бусы висят в левом верхнем углу доски.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Это магниты 😊

[@Jasim25]

nice

[@kingsleyoguike5478]

thanks

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You're welcome!

[@ahmadserhan7453]

Amazing .I think it 'll be better if you give some sentences as homework.

[@laliths636]

"I once worked on a farm" is this correct?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

yep

[@sucheesmitamishra1017]

I am a manager in a bank or at a bank??

[@RadheyShyam-np7fo]

I like ur lessons... Very useful

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! ;)

[@judycn2101]

I am a doctor. I work at the hospital or i work in a hospital?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

at a hospital

[@muslimbelal445]

Which one is right to say . I'm at my work or I'm in my work.

[@nourhamada2090]

Hello, Mrs.Antonia , how're u? I have a question to ask u about : We usually go abroad every year , but this year we (stay_ are staying) at home. I'll be so glad and grateful if u answer this question as soon as possible.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

I would say both are possible, but if you use continuous you emphasize that it is temporary.

[@abdihalimyusufmohamed8903]

i think we can also say i work at a hospital or i teach at university. you can watch this video at 00:44 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGnRpqqdbd-poac

[@jamilehrostami103]

Pls explaine work from

[@jamilehrostami103]

Thanks for good teaching

[@rubenismaelsanchez3730]

You know I worked for CIA, but I decided to pull out the buseness deal because it was too risky

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Did you? :)

[@isaacqais9004]

R u English or Russian native ?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Russian

[@keramotali5299]

i feel like to know which country do you live.

[@forrestgump1379]

I'm a real go-get-er, when my wife gets off work, I'll go get her....

[@muhammadalihaider236]

اشرحي مع العربي لانه لم افتهم بلكامل واكون مشكورا انا متابع يوميا

[@VictorHTrader]

Can I say I'm studying English under you.

[@himaloyshadhin9958]

I work for a bank-someone asks me then my reply should be this

[@easyenglish6108]

So i must say i work at school instead of i work in school?

[@devakigarrido956]

She said that if you're not the teacher, you just work in there.... or something like that...

[@kingsleyoguike5478]

hi

[@orac229]

When you work UNDER John, do you work UP a sweat? wink wink?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Not funny

[@orac229]

Sorry

[@tahasadraddin5078]

What should I say if I'm an employer? What preposition to use with my company? For example: Elon Musk works ___ SpaceX.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

I would say that he owns this company, not works at it

[@tahasadraddin5078]

@@AntoniaRomaker thank you.

[@ben10_prvn]

I think iam IN love with u...

[@azgharbaigverynicesin5547]

Eyes your s build up a a a

[@RadheyShyam-np7fo]

You are so beautiful

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Thank you! :)

[@RadheyShyam-np7fo]

I m ur big fan ... Can I date u ??

[@AntoniaRomaker]

I am married ;)

[@khanhtran-hf3ok]

Thanks