Prepositions before Nouns

of, by, in, on or to habit?

of, with, for, to or in hair?

• It can be used on every type of hair.
• There can also be problems with hair and make-up.
• Minoxidil is the most common medication used for hair regrowth.
• Many people suffer from dandruff, which eventually leads to hair fall.

"of hall" or "in hall"?

in, at, on, of or to hand?

• It all have to go hand in hand.
• Surely some revelation is at hand.
• Also on hand at the studio were Dr.
• Thank God it wasnt out of hand.

of, to, for, with or in happiness?

of, in, on, for or with hardware?

"of harm", "in harm" or "from harm"?

of, to, in, for or with hat?

"of hatred", "to hatred" or "with hatred"?

"of head" or "as head"?

• It leads to a lot of head scratching.
• Taking leave from his position as head of the History Dept.
• Love to dress up from head to toe.
• There is a P50 per head fee to go on the island.

"of health", "for health" or "to health"?

• Goh was with the Ministry of Health.
• Not useful for health research.
• WHAT IS THE RIGHT TO HEALTH? A.
• Doctors have no say in health care either.

"of health-care" or "in health-care"?

of, for, to, in or on hearing?

"of heart" or "at heart"?

• Alice in the country of hearts.
• He is still a PDP man at heart.
• I would take PK's advice to heart.
• The school-children learn them off by heart.

of, in, for, from or with heat?

in, of, to, from or into heaven?

"in height" or "of height"?

"to hell", "in hell" or "of hell"?

"for help" or "of help"?

• Call the Support Line for help.
• No one can be of help to anyone else.
• Email me with help as this is really confusing me.
• To Help Reduce the loss of Students.

of, in, for, on or to heritage?

"of hero" or "for hero"?

"of hill" or "down hill"?

"in history" or "of history"?

• It all started in History class.
• This is the testimony of history.
• Throughout history, poverty is the normal condition of man.
• The lessons from history are clear.

"of hole" or "with hole"?

on, for, of, during or from holiday?

at, from, of, to or for home?

• But she spend the nigh at home.
• Presumably, he works from home.
• A little piece of home right there.
• Blake, now, he's close to home.

"of hope" or "in hope"?

"of horror" or "in horror"?

of, for, with, on or to horse?

"in hospital" or "to hospital"?

• Nine survivors are in hospital.
• Stevens was rushed to hospital.
• This may have a downside for the better management of hospitals.
• The rate of childbirth at hospital has been raised to 63.

of, with, to, by or from host?

"of hotel" or "in hotel"?

• Pick your choice of hotels based on TA reviews.
• I only tried it once at Hotel Merlin (5.
• Return to hotel for Overnight stay.
• Revenue for hotel management services dropped 26 per cent to S$3.

"of house" or "in house"?

• Which type of house do I have? A.
• Similar situations arise in house buying.
• Hence, there is no need for House Bill 4424.
• The four of them regularly come to House of Hope.

of, for, to, in or per household?

"of housing" or "for housing"?

"of humanity" or "against humanity"?

with, of, to, between or for husband?

• Khloe was clearly pleased to be back in her home town to be reunited with husband Lamar Odom.
• You, though, have been given advance notice of what sort of husband this guy is.
• Husband give money to the wife, wife give ahem2 to husband.
• Vidya Sen thinks this tradition creates an unfortunate distance between husband and wife.