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Prepositions of Manner

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Prepositions of manner which are also called 'Prepositions of Method' express how a certain thing happens or is done. In this part, we will discuss them.

"Prepositions of Manner" in English Grammar

What Are Prepositions of Manner?

Prepositions of manner indicate how something is done or what instruments are used to do something.

Main Prepositions of Manner

The main prepositions of manner in English are:

By

'By' is used to show what instrument or method someone uses to do something. For example:

We went there by bus.

They traveled to Moscow by train.

With

'With' is used to talk about using something or doing something by some means. Here are a few examples:

Chop the onions with a knife.

I played with the ball.

Like

'Like' is another preposition of manner that talks about the similarity to something. For example:

He eats like a pig!

The garden looked like a jungle.

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