Prepositions That Start With W

A preposition describes the relationship between elements within a sentence. In this article, we will discuss prepositions that start with W.

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Here are a few examples of prepositions that start with w:

Do you live with your family?
He has been with Kaydot for three years.
I discussed it with him.
With your permission, I would like to play.
Let us mix red with green.
David is a boy with black hair.
Do you want to come with me?
I made the chair with my own hands.
You will forget me with time.
There is a modem within the laptop.
He will finish the work within 45 minutes.
He lives within 20 miles of his workshop.
It is not within my power to help him.
She wants trousers without buttons.
She came without my father because he is working.
Peter spoke without thinking.
My new car is worth $20,000.
With reference to your letter, we will reply soon.
I am writing with reference to your previous orders.
Mom would like to speak to you with regard to your result.

Prepositions that start with WH

While

Prepositions that start with WI

With
Withal
Withers
Within
Without
Withstand

Here are all Prepositions beginning with W

While
With
Withal
Withers
Within
Without
Withstand

So, there are only 7 prepositions words that start with w.

Prepositions Before ‘Which’

“In which”, “of which”, “at which”, “to which”

A preposition describes the relationship between elements within a sentence. In a prepositional phrase, you group words together with prepositions.

In a prepositional phrase, you combine the preposition, its object, and any modifiers.

In a prepositional phrase, you will begin with a preposition and end with the “object” of the preposition.

Now, understand that the pronoun “which” is the object of the preposition. So, “which” introduces a relative clause. By using this prepositional phrase, two sentences become one.

Here are a few examples:

I saw a movie. In this movie, Jack goes to play a football match.

I saw a movie in which Jack goes to play a football match.

There were four eggs. Two of the eggs were rotten.

There were four eggs, two of which were rotten.

I showed him the hospital. I was born at that hospital.

I showed him the hospital at which I was born.

This is the Case Study. He was referring to this Case Study.

This is the Case Study to which he was referring.

Prepositions that Start with A

abaft
aboard
aboon
about
adown
afore
afront
after
again
agains
against
agen
alias
aloft
along
alongside
alongst
aloof
amid
amidst
among
amongst
anear
aneath
anigh
around
aslant
astride
at
atafter
athwart
atop
ayein
ayeins
ayen
ayond
ayont

Words And Prepositions That Go Together

You can see verbs, nouns, and adjectives come with prepositions. I’ve arranged a list of words and prepositions that go together.

Verb Preposition | Collocations

Adapt to
Add to
Agree to
Apologize to
Belong to
Consent to
Devote to
Happen to
Lead to
Listen to
Object to
React to
Refer to
Reply to
Speak to
Talk to
Turn to
Admire for
Apologize for
Apply for
Ask for
Blame for
Care for
Excuse for
Head for
Long for
Pay for
Pray for
Prepare for
Scold for
Search for
Vote for
Wait for
Wish for
Work for
Abstain from
Borrow from
Escape from
Graduate from
Hide from
Infer from
Prevent from
Prohibit from
Protect from
Recover from
Rescue from
Resign from
Retire from
Save from
Separate from
Stem from
Suffer from
Agree on
Base on
Be on
Blame on
Comment on
Concentrate on
Congratulate on
Count on
Depend on
Elaborate on
Impose on
Insist on
Play on
Pride on
Rely on
Work on
Aim at
Arrive at
Glance at
Guess at
Hint at
Laugh at
Look at
Marvel at
Peer at
Point at
Smile at
Stare at
Wink at
Argue about
Ask about
Be about
Boast about
Care about
Concern about
Decide about
Dream about
Forget about
Know about
Laugh about
Protest about
Think about
Worry about
Acquaint with
Agree with
Associate with
Charge with
Clutter with
Coincide with
Collide with
Compare with
Comply with
Confront with
Confuse with
Cover with
Cram with
Deal with
Discuss with
Help with
Tamper with
Trust with
Absorb in
Arrive in
Be engrossed in
Believe in
Confide in
Implicate in
Involve in
Participate in
Result in
Specialize in
Succeed in
Trust in

Adjectives + Prepositions | Collocations

Afraid of
Ashamed of
Aware of
Capable of
Certain of
Conscious of
Envious of
Independent of
Jealous of
Proud of
Silly of
Typical of
Eager for
Eligible for
Famous for
Grateful for
Notorious for
Prepared for
Ready for
Renowned for
Responsible for
Respected for
Suitable for
Thankful for
Associated with
Bored with
Blessed with
Confronted with
Crowded with
Delighted with
Disappointed with
Fed up with
Familiar with
Pleased with
Popular with
Satisfied with
Attracted to
Accustomed to
Addicted to
Allergic to
Indifferent to
Kind to
Married to
Receptive to
Related to
Similar to
Superior to
Unfriendly to
Angry about
Anxious about
Enthusiastic about
Excited about
Furious about
Happy about
Nervous about
Pessimistic about
Sad about
Serious about
Upset about
Worried about
Comfortable in
Connected in
Disappointed in
Experienced in
Interested in
Polite/impolite in
Present in
Skilled in
Slow in
Successful in
Talented in
Amazed by
Delighted by
Disturbed by
Excited by
Fascinated by
Impressed by
Inspired by
Astonished by
Shocked by
Surprised by
Amazed at
Angry at
Annoyed at
Awful at
Bad at
Brilliant at
Clever at
Delighted at
Disappointed at
Excellent at
Excited at
Good at
Hopeless at
Mad at
Present at
Skilled at
Successful at
Surprised at
Terrible at
Slow at
Lucky at
Made from
Different from
Safe from
Absent from
Free from
Keen on
Based on

Noun + Prepositions | Collocation

A check for (amount of money)
Reason for
Admiration for
Advertisement for
Approval for
Arguments for
Bid for
Case for
Credit for
Cure for
Demand for
Desire for
Fondness for
Hatred for
Love for
Need for
Preference for
Recipe for
Reputation for
Respect for
Responsibility for
Room for
Search for
Talent for
Thirst for
Access to
Addiction to
Allusion to
An attitude to
An invitation to
Approach to
Change to
Concern to
Contribution to
Damage to
Dedication to
Desire to
Devotion to
Invitation to
Newcomer to
Reaction to
Reason to
Reference to
Relevance to
Resistance to
Response to
Solution to
Transition to
Visit to
A decrease in
A fall in
A rise in
An increase in
Belief in
Change in
Course in
Delay in
Difference in
Difficulty in
Experience in
Growth in
Interest in
Lesson in
Participation in
Place in
Success in
Argument with
Concern with
Connection with
Contact with
Date with
Dealings with
Difficulty with
Involvement with
Link with
Meeting with
Quarrel with
Relationship with
Sympathy with
A cause of
A photograph of
Address of
Advantage of
Awareness of
Disadvantage of
Exhibition of
Experience of
Fear of
Grasp of
Habit of
Knowledge of
Love of
Member of
Memory of
Method of
Possibility of
Problem of
Process of
Risk of
Understanding of
Cause of
Example of
Way of
Relevance of

For more about Prepositions you can see the followings:

Prepositions that start with Z

Prepositions that start with Y

Prepositions that start with N

Prepositions that start with E

Prepositions that start with X

Preposition List

FAQs

What are 10 words using Prepositions?

“beneath,” “beside,” “between,” “from,” “in front of,” “inside,” “near,” “off,” “out of,” “through,” “toward,” “under,” and “within.”

What are 15 common Prepositions?

Prepositions are common in the English language. There are about 150 used with the most common being: above, across, against, along, among, around, at, before, behind, below, beneath, beside, between, by, down, from, in, into, near, of, off, on, to, toward, under, upon, with and within

What are the 8 Prepositions in English?

In, out, on, at, around, in front of, behind, after, until, beneath, above, over, on top of, opposite, etc., are some examples of prepositions.

What are the 5 types of Prepositions?

There are five types of prepositions:

Simple
Double
Compound
Participle

There are many prepositions as: at, in, on, to, of, with, for, over, about, by, from, into, under, etc.

What are the 6 types of prepositions?

There are six types of prepositions.

Prepositions for Time
Prepositions for Place
Prepositions for Direction
Prepositions for Agency
Prepositions for Instruments
Prepositional Verb

Summary

Prepositions describe the relationship in the sentence. There are only 7 prepositions that start with w. You need to practice these to have full to become an expert. So, You can take advantage of the examples given in the article.

Muhammad Faisal Kiani