Prepositions

A preposition must have a complement (a noun phrase, pronoun, or gerund) after it, e.g. “in the room,” “after dinner,” “with her.”

Common

The most common prepositions are:
at, by, for, from, like, of, on, to, and with;

Others include:
after, before, between, during, over, through, despite, like, because, under, until, and without.

Some prepositions consist of more than one word, such as:
according to, as far back as, because of, contrary to, except for, in addition to, in compliance with, in the absence of, rather than, and thanks to.

Of addition

Including, like, except, regarding