TOP Tips for Using English Prepositions Correctly! | Speak Like a Native

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Prof Harry, even bags are tangible ones and why cannot we say...short of bags? Plz explain. Tnx.

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[@notampoco9373]

Hi Harry. Could I ask you a question? I don't understand this sentence: "THIS METAL CONTAINER IS NOT SUITABLE FOR USE IN THE MICROWAVE."Why can't I write for " using" instead of use? Because it's a gerund. I appreciate you help!

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[@sivasankar5824]

Sir, Suitable for and Preferable, Do these two words convey the similar meaning? Please, enlighten me sir. Looking forward to your reply.

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

Suitable for and preferable have similar meanings, but they are not exactly the same. Suitable for means something is appropriate or fits the requirements. Preferable means something is more desirable or preferred over other options. In simple terms, suitable for means it works well, while preferable means it is the better choice.

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Practise daily by speaking, listening, reading, and writing in English. Use simple phrases and build your vocabulary. Consistent practice is key.

[@claracasucci-mcleod1464]

I beg to 💭 suggest….. you can “be a native” and still use what you would consider an incorrect preposition …..do we really need to be able to “ spot a non native “ ⁉️

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It only means that non-native speakers are often unsure which preposition to use. It’s only a title

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