سؤال مهم(حروف الجر in _on)

[Mahmoud EL-serafy]

she starts work................Saturday morning

1- in

2-on


انا من وجهة نظري هى in

بس عايز اعرف ارائكم و ليه

[Mo0on Light]

work on معنها يعمل على او يحسن
فتقريبا هى in

[sherifkhattab]

الحل الصحيح
on
لانها قبل يوم

[modeer18]

on 100% ان شاء الله

[أبو أسامة المصري]

الإجابة الصحيحة in لأن المقصود هو الفترة وليس اليوم

[Mahmoud EL-serafy]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة أبو أسامة المصري

الإجابة الصحيحة in لأن المقصود هو الفترة وليس اليوم

و الله في اساتذة قالولي كده

و في اساتذه مخالفة الرأي ده

بس انا مش عارف المدرسين هنا مش بيجابوا على المواضيع ليه

[مستر/ احمد جابر]

السلام عليكم
جزاكم الله خيرا على الاجابات انا مش هنكر ان فى سوء فهم فى الموضوع اصل الموضوع مش معقد و لذلك المدرسون مش بيردوا عليه اللى خلانى ارد هو منع خطا ارجو من الاخ اللى عايز يعرف الاجابة يقرا الموضوع التالى و نفع الله بكم
اسالكم الدعاء

When to use ‘on’:

We use ‘on’ with any day, including dates. For example, we can say ‘on Tuesday’ or ‘on my birthday’ or ‘on the 2nd of July’ or ‘on Christmas Day’:

• I met him on Wednesday
• She called us on New Year’s Day
• The party is on the 13th of February

We also use ‘on’ if we are talking about part of a day, like the morning or afternoon. For example, we say ‘on Saturday morning’ or ‘on Thursday night’:

• We met on Friday night
• The meeting is at eight o’clock on Monday morning
• Are you busy on Thursday afternoon?

Finally, we can also say ‘on the weekend’. This is just the same as ‘at the weekend’:

• We went to a really good party on the weekend

[محمود كمال ق]

ممكن تكمل معروفك وتقول متى نستخدم in لو سمحت

[مستر/ احمد جابر]

السلام عليكم
Prepositions – Time

EnglishUsageExample

• on

• days of the week

• on Monday

• in

• months / seasons
• time of day
• year
• after a certain period of time (when?)

• in August / in winter
• in the morning
• in 2006
• in an hour

• at

• for night
• for weekend
• a certain point of time (when?)

• at night
• at the weekend
• at half past nine

• since

• from a certain point of time (past till now)

• since 1980

• for

• over a certain period of time (past till now)

• for 2 years

• ago

• a certain time in the past

• 2 years ago

• before

• earlier than a certain point of time

• before 2004

• to

• telling the time

• ten to six (5:50)

• past

• telling the time

• ten past six (6:10)

• to / till / until

• marking the beginning and end of a period of time

• from Monday to/till Friday

• till / until

• in the sense of how long something is going to last

• He is on holiday until Friday.

• by

• in the sense of at the latest
• up to a certain time

• I will be back by 6 o’clock.
• By 11 o'clock, I had read five pages.

Prepositions – Place (Position and Direction)

EnglishUsageExample

• in

• room, building, street, town, country
• book, paper etc.
• car, taxi
• picture, world

• in the kitchen, in London
• in the book
• in the car, in a taxi
• in the picture, in the world

• at

• meaning next to, by an object
• for table
• for events
• place where you are to do something typical (watch a film, study, work)

• at the door, at the station
• at the table
• at a concert, at the party
• at the cinema, at school, at work

• on

• attached
• for a place with a river
• being on a surface
• for a certain side (left, right)
• for a floor in a house
• for public transport
• for television, radio

• the picture on the wall
• London lies on the Thames.
• on the table
• on the left
• on the first floor
• on the bus, on a plane
• on TV, on the radio

• by, next to, beside

• left or right of somebody or something

• Jane is standing by / next to / beside the car.

• under

• on the ground, lower than (or covered by) something else

• the bag is under the table

• below

• lower than something else but above ground

• the fish are below the surface

• over

• covered by something else
• meaning more than
• getting to the other side (also across)
• overcoming an obstacle

• put a jacket over your shirt
• over 16 years of age
• walk over the bridge
• climb over the wall

• above

• higher than something else, but not directly over it

• a path above the lake

• across

• getting to the other side (also over)
• getting to the other side

• walk across the bridge
• swim across the lake

• through

• something with limits on top, bottom and the sides

• drive through the tunnel

• to

• movement to person or building
• movement to a place or country
• for bed

• go to the cinema
• go to London / Ireland
• go to bed

• into

• enter a room / a building

• go into the kitchen / the house

• towards

• movement in the direction of something (but not directly to it)

• go 5 steps towards the house

• onto

• movement to the top of something

• jump onto the table

• from

• in the sense of where from

• a flower from the garden

Other important Prepositions

EnglishUsageExample

• from

• who gave it

• a present from Jane

• of

• who/what does it belong to
• what does it show

• a page of the book
• the picture of a palace

• by

• who made it

• a book by Mark Twain

• on

• walking or riding on horseback
• entering a public transport vehicle

• on foot, on horseback
• get on the bus

• in

• entering a car / Taxi

• get in the car

• off

• leaving a public transport vehicle

• get off the train

• out of

• leaving a car / Taxi

• get out of the taxi

• by

• rise or fall of something
• travelling (other than walking or horseriding)

• prices have risen by 10 percent
• by car, by bus

• at

• for age

• she learned Russian at 45

• about

• for topics, meaning what about

• we were talking about you

[محمود كمال ق]

انت كده كملت المعروف
وعليه زياده كمان
انا بشكرك

[ahmed badawy]

on يا راجل