What are some other examples of a preposition, besides "at" or "to"?

Question

and besides.

Those are all words I cannot end a sentence with? Oh no, I did it again.

Answer 1

Here's a list:

http://www2.actden.com/writ_den/tips/sentence/preposit.htm

Answer 2

So glad you asked. Here you go...ready ?

Prepositions may be short words (in, for, on, to), long words (alongside, concerning), or groups of words (in spite of, as far as). But they all do the same thing. They show the relationship of one word (usually a noun or a pronoun) to some other word in the sentence. Some of the relations are:
Position__"The book is (on) the table."
Direction__"He walked (toward) the door."
Time__"She left (before) him."
Words frequently used as prepositions are (at, between, by, down, for, in, of, on, over, toward, up, with).

Answer 3

about
behind
from
on
toward
above
below
in
under
across
beneath
onto
underneath
after
beside
inside
until
against
between
outside
up
along
by
into
over
upon
among
down
like
past
with
around
during
near
since
within
at
through
without
before
for
off
to

Answer 4

See the end of this paragraph.

A little boy was sitting up in his bed, waiting for his daddy to retrieve a particular storybook from the living room downstairs. Father came in to his room with the wrong book, however. Disappointed, the boy asked, "What did you bring the book I didn't want to be read to out of up for?"

Answer 5

under, over, around, about, ontop, toward, etc.,.....
anyway.....you can end a sentence with a preposition. Its just how you are using it. It is not a steadfast rule. m

Answer 6

My high school English teacher taught us, "A preposition is anywhere a mouse can run." In, around, through, by....