Qarshi davlat universiteti roman-german filologiyasi fakulteti lingvistika kafedrasi

of, by, 
with, to, for
and to a lesser extent, partly formalized 
through, in, at, about, on
in which the 
semantics of grammatical meanings occupy a subordinate place. In its content and grammatical 
function of these excuses hold a very special place in the English language and approach to the 
inflections of case. 
Grammatical English prepositions role is obviously very important, because a number of 
inflections able to express grammatical meanings. In English prepositional turnover is almost 
inevitable element of a huge number of proposals. A number of relationships here can be 
expressed only prepositional turnover (the note was written 
by
my sister 
with
a pen the note 
was written by my sister handle). 1. Lexical excuses – “free” (the relationship space, movement 
and time), as in: He stayed 
at
Middlepool 
for
two years. 2. Grammar prepositions (former case 
relations), as in: But when he came into the office he was staggered 
by
his beauty . 
Fixed prepositions differ from free to those that transmit “no concrete relations space, 
movement and time and abstract” [1, 43]. His excuse lexical meaning fixed points or clarify the 
content of these relations. 
Very often, one verb partially changes its value depending on the use of three different fixed 
prepositions. Coupled with the free prepositions decisive significance is almost always a 
meaning of preposition, not a “significant” word; with fixed prepositions is not the case, since 
the semantics of the verb or noun dominates the semantics of a preposition, which values the 
general and vague. 
 
Go back on (break a promise) 
The management has gone back on its promise. 
Go in for (make a habit of) 
I 
don't go in for that kind of thing. 
(enter competition) 
Are you thinking of going in for the race? 
Go off (become bad - food) 
This milk has gone off. 
Go on (happen - usually negative) 
Something funny is going on. 
Have it out with (express feelings so as to settle a problem) 
I 
put up with the problem for a while but in the end I