Prepositions before Nouns

"via e-mail" or "by e-mail"?

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• An exchange of emails followed.
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to, by, from, with or of ear?

"on earth", "to earth" or "of earth"?

• Life on Earth is the tough part.
• The angels descending to Earth.
• It's tough being the Mayor of Earth.
• Distance from Earth to the Sun.

"of economics" or "in economics"?

"of economy" or "in economy"?

• The law of economy is transcended.
• A new ticket will have to be issued for travel in Economy / Premire.
• He was fighting for economy, not slavery.
• See I need to tell you about a guy who has control of his on economy and does very well.

"on edge", "of edge" or "to edge"?

"to editor" or "of editor"?

"of education" or "in education"?

• Department of Education 1993b).
• Give the boys job in education.
• Before moving to education, Dr.
• Minister for Education &; Skills Mr.

"in effect" or "into effect"?

• It is the Golden Rule in effect.
• This came into effect on 1st Sep 1941.
• He was appointed with effect from 31st May.
• It is a recital of observation of effects.

"of efficiency", "for efficiency" or "in efficiency"?

of, in, with, Despite or for effort?

• My beauty takes a lot of effort.
• This model is marked by distrust of the state in efforts to fight poverty.
• If you want to succeed, you need to plan properly, both with effort and time.
• She said maternal health issues were of major concern despite efforts at curbing high maternal mortality rate.

of, with, like, to or from egg?

of, On, for, in or to election?

• God is in control of elections.
• Police on election prepardness.
• Q ualifications for election as President 39.
• We fight them in elections, and we fight to win.

of, for, to, on or without electricity?

"of element" or "with element"?

"of emergency" or "for emergency"?

"with emphasis" or "of emphasis"?

of, for, in, to or at empire?

"of employee" or "for employee"?

of, to, for, by or with employer?

"of employment" or "in employment"?

"to end" or "on end"?

• They have to endure so many things.
• I enjoy its connection from on end to the next.
• Dhaka then was burning in the heat of end monsoon.
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of, by, against, behind or from enemy?

of, for, in, on or to energy?

• Some of energy in every country.
• Demand for energy continues to surge.
• Say, 80% reduction in energy consumption.
• In case you have inquiries on energy saving light.

"for enforcement" or "of enforcement"?

of, for, to, in or with engagement?

"of engine" or "in engine"?

"of engineering" or "in engineering"?

"of enterprise" or "for enterprise"?

"of entertainment" or "for entertainment"?

"of enthusiasm" or "with enthusiasm"?

of, by, for, to or on entity?

"of entry" or "for entry"?

• At the Chicago Port of Entry, U.
• The closing date for entries is.
• The barriers to entry are huge.
• Please indicate teams on entry forms.

"of environment", "for environment" or "on environment"?

• He was a lover of nature and a protector of environment.
• In supporting urban infrastructure, ADB places great importance on environment and sustainability.
• HIV epidemics thrive in environments where drug users are criminalized.
• It differs from Table to table, and environment to environment.

"of episode" or "in episode"?

"of equality" or "for equality"?

of, for, in, with or to equipment?

"of equity" or "in equity"?

"of error", "in error" or "for error"?

of, in, with, For or after essay?

of, for, to, through or with establishment?

"of estate" or "in estate"?

"of euro" or "in euro"?

"of evaluation" or "for evaluation"?

of, to, at, for or in event?

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of, in, for, with or on evidence?

• He blogs at An Ounce of Evidence.
• She admitted that herself in evidence.
• I would ask for evidence of that.
• When confronted with evidence it.

of, in, for, about or on evolution?

"of exam" or "for exam"?

"for examination" or "of examination"?

"of example" or "by example"?

• The good news is that there are plenty of examples.
• Not least of all, by example, they showed.
• I've ridden in Germany, for example.
• Under such conditions and with examples, such as U.

"without exception", "of exception" or "with exception"?

"in exchange" or "of exchange"?

"of excitement" or "with excitement"?

"of excuse" or "for excuse"?

of, to, by, for or in executive?

of, in, with, for or after exercise?

"of exhibition" or "for exhibition"?

"of existence", "in existence" or "into existence"?

"of expansion" or "for expansion"?

"of expense", "for expense" or "in expense"?

"of experience", "from experience" or "with experience"?

• Moreover I speak out of experience.
• I talk from experience, mind you.
• That will come with experience.
• I can answer questions based on experience.

of, for, by, in or with experiment?

"of expert", "by expert" or "to expert"?

of, with, on, to or about expertise?

of, without, to, for or in explanation?

"of exploration" or "for exploration"?

of, for, from, by or with exposure?

of, for, in, with or by expression?

"by extension", "of extension" or "for extension"?

"in extent" or "to extent"?

"of eye", "with eye" or "to eye"?

• MICHAEL USHER: Wow, four sets of eyes.
• Draft with eye to use in contents page 3.
• It cuts down on eye to eye contact.
• This situation results in eye discomfort.