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January 6, 2012
in, on, at, by, of, with the difference and usage 2010-09-09 09:02

in use in the years before the season, as well as morning, afternoon, and other fixed idiom in
at front for traditional festivals, such as at Christmas, etc.; there fixed phrases: at noon, at night ; before use at the point of time, such as at 7.15
on for a specific date, day of the week, a few numbers, including the morning of the day at night, etc., such as on Friday afternoon
with: one, with the table with something
Mary married a man with a lot of money.
Marlee married a man with a lot of money.
I often dream of a big house with a nice garden.
I often dreamed of a big house with a garden.
The old man lived with a little dog on the lonely island.
the old man and a dog living on a desert island.
two, with the table with a tool or means
I cut the apple with a sharp knife.
I use a sharp knife leveling results.
Tom drew the picture with a pencil.
Tom with a pencil drawing.
three, with tables of synergy between people
make friends with sb talk with sb quarrel with sb struggle with sb fight with sb play with sb work with sb cooperate with sb I have been friends with Tom for ten years since we worked with each other, and I have never quarreled with him. Since we work together, I and Tom have been friends for a decade, but we never quarrel over frame.
four, with the table cause or reason
John was in bed with high fever.
John in bed with fever.
He jumped up with joy.
he was glad to jump.
Father is often excited with wine.
father often changed due to the excitement of liquor.
five, with the table, “bring” or “with, with,” … who in the … around the meaning
The girl with golden hair looks beautiful.
that golden-haired girl looks beautiful.
The famous director will come to the meeting with the leading actor and actress.
that famous director will come to the venue with a male and female.
A storm with a hurricane has come onto its way.
with the hurricane storm to come.
Do you have money with you.
him with money?
Take the umbrella with you in case it rains.
carry an umbrella in case it rains.
six, with the table ideas, beliefs, attitudes and … consistent
I agree with you on how to deal with it.
on the matter how to deal with, I agree with you.
I believe with the headmaster that a good teacher should not only teach a student what to learn but also how to learn it. I believe that the president said, a good teacher not only teach students what to learn, and should teaching students how to learn.
seven, with a concession, “although, despite the”
With all his money and fame, he is not happy.
with money and reputation, he was not happy.
With good teachers and warmhearted classmates, the new comer feels lonely.
although with good teachers and enthusiastic students, the new or feeling lonely.
eight, with the table at the same time, or the same direction, “with”
The temperature of cold-blooded animals change with the temperature of the surroundings.
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The big ship is sailing with the wind.
this ship is to sail the wind.
And with the last words, she turned away.
finished with the last word, he turned to leave.
nine, with the composite structure of the table with behavior or situation
1, with n / pron adj. He left the room with the door open.

door was open, he left the room.
Don talk with your mouse full.
mouth full of something, not to speak.
2, with n / pron adv. With the radio on, grandma slept deeply in the chair.
who opened the radio, my grandmother fell asleep in the chair gray .
With Tom away, I always feel lonely.
Tom is not, I have been feeling lonely.
3, with n / pron done The fellow stood there with his hands crossed.
this guy hands crossed, standing there.
The peasants have a good harvest with all the crops got in.
crops are harvested, farmers have a good harvest.
4, with n / pron to do With this book to help you, you can finish your work as soon as possible.
have this book to help You can complete the work as soon as possible.
With so many problems to settle, the new manager was too worried to eat anything.
has too many problems to deal with, worry about the new manager could not eat anything.
5, with n / pron n The old man looks down upon everyone, with his son chairman of the partner company.
because his son is the company chairman, The old man looked down on anyone.
He was taken to hospital with his legs a mass of bleeding flesh.
He was carried to the hospital, his legs badly mutilated.
6, with n / pron prepositional phrase
The man left the meeting with a book in his hand.
the hands of this man holding a book to leave the meeting.
The woman with a diamond necklace around the neck must be wealthy.
neck with a necklace that a woman must be very rich.
ten, with other uses primarily on commonly used words and idioms in mind its specific meaning to.
It is a long time not to get in touch with Tom.
very long time, and Tom get in touch.
Down with imperialism.
with the table where the synergy between people
Guo Zhenyuan, a researcher with the Beijing-based China Institute of International Studies, – and China headquarters in Beijing International Conference on institutional collaboration of researchers Guo much
EG: make friends with sb
talk with sb
quarrel with sb
struggle with sb
fight with sb
play with sb
work with sb
cooperate with sb
I have been friends with Tom for ten years since we worked with each other, and I have never quarreled with him. Since we work together since Tom and I have been friends for a decade, but we have never quarreled with him.
of the characters can be represented properties, origin, property or birth, etc.
He is of Irish descend (ascent)
People of obscure origin ( humble / noble)
Man of keen perception a man of moral integrity
from people sometimes can be expressed characteristics, origin, property or birth, etc.
He is from China.
He comes from China.
there if of / from, the same meaning
Guo Zhenyuan, a researcher of / from the Beijing-based China Institute of International Studies, – from the China headquarters in Beijing International Conference on co-agencies, researchers Guo
in far greater emphasis on location in space
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one. in, on the difference in the position before a noun
1. in that in the B to A range. Such as:
Taiwan is in the southeast of China.
2. On that A and B to ground border, adjacent to. Such as:
North Korea is on the east of China.
Two. At, in, on the difference in that time
1. means at the time said:
(1) time point, time and so on. Such as:
They came home at sunrise (at noon, at midnight, at ten o lock, at daybreak, at dawn).
(2) a relatively short time. Can refer to a festival or event that is a sign the days of the year. Such as:
He went home at Christmas (at New Year, at the Spring Festival, at night).
2. In mean time, said:
(1) in a long time (such as the century, dynasties, year, month, season and refers to the morning, afternoon or evening, etc.) inside. Such as:
in 2004, in March, in spring, in the morning, in the evening, etc
(2) at a later time. Under normal circumstances, for the future, for the moment verb verb, meaning “in the future … ….” Such as:
He will arrive in two hours.
Verb for the continuity of the verb, in which means “within the … ….” Such as:
These products will be produced in a month.
Note: after the time for the future also means a period of time, but then the time is “little”, rather than “some.” Such as:
He will arrive after two o lock.
3. On mean time, said:
(1) the specific time and a specific time, such as one day, a holiday, day of the week and so on. Such as:
On Christmas Day (On May 4th), there will be a celebration.
(2) on a particular morning, afternoon or evening. Such as:
He arrived at 10 o lock on the night of the 5th.
(3) on time, on time. Such as:
If the train should be on time, I should reach home before dark.
Three. At, in locations and on the difference between that
< br /> 1. at that location:
(1) used to refer to a smaller place. Such as:
I shall wait for you at the station.
(2) for the house number before. Such as:
He lives at 115 Zhongshan Road.
2. In that place:
(1) used to refer to larger premises. Such as:
He lives in Shanghai.
(2), although a small place, if the speaker lived, also available in. Shops, schools, offices, etc., if as a location (point) with at, if seen as a place (place) used in. Such as:
I met him at the post-office.
I now working in the post-office.
3. On that location, generally refers to the surface or line contact, which means “on the … …; the … … next.” Such as:
The picture was hanging on the wall.
New York is on the Hudson River.
Can generally be connected to the preposition after the verb , followed by the term for the object. You can also directly access object.
to be back with many phrases or verb, means “to …” or “at …” For example, go to someplace and settle down to doing sth.
for the general said, “to” such as It not good for your health. “can also be said that the direct cause.
of is” … the “example: a friend of mine when translated You can also omit the time, such as: a cup of tea, there are many fixed phrases, such as: because of, kind of, handreds of, of course.
in the meaning that “in the … in … where “generally refers to a space, such as: I in a car. What can be said to wear clothes, such as: the girl in red can also be said that” in the next few days. ” in five days can also be said that on a certain date, such as: in the year 2008. in common then after year, month, date, morning, afternoon, evening, day, season, century, etc.
on can be expressed “.. on the” space, such as: on the desk.on followed by a day, week, a day or a Sunday day and night, festivals, the date, as on Sunday. can also be said that the way in the road such as: on the way home. In addition, Apple also said the trees with long-on, while the trees are birds but with the in /
at can be expressed “in the …” such as: at home , at school. sometimes said to go, such as: arrive at. at common access points after a bit, dawn, noon, sunrise, sunset, start, etc., as at 5 o lock.

with that “and with” means, as I go there with my friend. can also be said “with” means, such as: I walk in the park with my dog. He went to school by bike, with his bag in hand. you can also guide with adverbial.
by a “being” means, as well as “use ..” meaning, such as: by bike and some specific phrases, such as by chance, by accident, this can be interpreted as “due”.
about is about the meaning, such as “talk about” “think about” and the like, and sometimes also used to guide a sentence.
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