Introduction In the English language, a preposition is a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence. It typically indicates place, time, direction, manner, cause, possession, or some other abstract relation. Although prepositions are short—often just one or two syllables—they play a pivotal role in shaping meaning. For aspirants of JKSSB and similar state‑level examinations, mastering prepositions is essential because a significant portion of the English section tests the ability to choose the correct preposition, spot errors involving prepositions, and rewrite sentences using appropriate prepositions. A single misplaced preposition can change the entire sense of a sentence and lead to loss of marks.

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Preposition – Complete study guide for JKSSB & competitive exams. position words, grammar, relationships