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Prepositions - Prepositions of Basis

These prepositions indicate the basis of information or judgements.

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Categorized English Prepositions
around
around
[preposition]

used to indicate a central point or reference that serves as a basis for something

Ex: The entire debate revolved around the issue of climate change. 
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upon
upon
[preposition]

used as a preposition to indicate a basis or condition on which something is done or decided

Ex: The promotion was granted upon meeting the required qualifications. 
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on
on
[preposition]

used to show something is based upon or modeled after something

Ex: The story is modeled on true events. 
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after
after
[preposition]

with the name of or in memory of

Ex: We named the baby Anna after her grandmother 
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given
given
[preposition]

used to indicate that something is provided or accepted as a basis for a particular situation or argument

Ex: Given the weather conditions, it would be wise to bring an umbrella. 
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considering
considering
[preposition]

used to introduce a particular factor or circumstance that is taken into account when making a judgment, decision, or assessment

Ex: Considering the time constraints, we managed to complete the project on schedule. 
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in keeping with

in accordance with a particular style, tradition, or expectation

Ex: The restaurant's menu is in keeping with its reputation for offering innovative cuisine. 
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in adherence to
in adherence to
[preposition]

in accordance with a specific rule, guideline, or standard

Ex: The company operates in adherence to strict quality control procedures to ensure product safety. 
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on the basis of
on the basis of
[preposition]

used to indicate the grounds, reasons, or foundation upon which a decision, judgment, or action is made

Ex: The hiring decision was made on the basis of qualifications and experience. 
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in terms of
in terms of
[preposition]

referring to or considering a specific aspect or factor

Ex: In terms of performance, the new car outperforms its competitors in terms of speed and acceleration. 
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