Prepositions before nouns: B
Choose the natural preposition before an English noun and understand what each phrase means in context.
"behind bar" or "of bar"?
"beyond description" or "of description"?
by, accident, of, accident
"by boat" or "of boat"?
"by chance" or "of chance"?
"by default", "in default" or "of default"?
"by extension", "of extension" or "for extension"?
"by lot" or "with lot"?
by, of, for, in or agreed-upon definition?
by, of, in, into or to category?
by, of, in, via or on telephone?
by, of, on, for or in bus?
by, of, to, with or from professor?
"by phone" or "of phone"?
"by profession" or "of profession"?
"by side" or "to side"?
"by step", "of step" or "in step"?
"by storm" or "of storm"?
"by surprise" or "of surprise"?
"by taxi" or "of taxi"?
"by train", "of train" or "on train"?
"by virtue" or "of virtue"?