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1.aboard 2.about 3.above 4.across 5.after 6.
against 7.along 8.alongside 9.amid 10.amidst 11.among 12.
amongst 13.around 14.as 15.at 16.before 17.behind 18.
below 19.beneath 20.beside 21.besides 22.between 23.beyond 24.
by 25.despite 26.down 27.during 28.for 29.from 30.
in 31.inside 32.into 33.like 34.mid 35.near 36.
nearest (as in \"call for the location nearest you\") 37.notwithstanding (also used postpositionally) 38.of 39.off 40.on 41.onto 42.
opposite 43.out 44.outside 45.over 46.past 47.re 48.
round 49.since 50.through 51.throughout 52.till 53.to 54.
toward 55.towards 56.under 57.underneath 58.unlike 59.until 60.
up 61.upon 62.via 63.with 64.within 65.without Two words 1.
according to 2.ahead of 3.because of 4.close to 5.due to 6.far from 7.
in to (contracted as into) 8.inside of (note that inside out is an adjective, not a preposition) 9.instead of 10.on to (contracted as onto) 11.out of 12.outside of 13.
near to 14.prior to [edit] Three words 1.as far as 2.as well as 3.by means of 4.in accordance with 5.
in addition to 6.in front of 7.in place of 8.in spite of 9.on behalf of 10.with regard to [edit] Archaic or infrequently used 1.
anti (loan word) 2.betwixt 3.circa (loan word) 4.cum (loan word) 5.in lieu of (loan word) 6.per (loan word) 7.
qua (loan word) 8.sans (loan word) 9.unto (largely supplanted by to; used in some formal, religious, and/or archaic contexts) 10.versus (loan word) 11.vis-á-vis (loan word) [edit] Not fully grammaticized 1.concerning 2.
considering 3.regarding [edit] Preposition-like modifiers of quantified noun phrases 1.apart from 2.but 3.except 4.plus 5.
save [edit] Postpositions 1.ago as in \"five years ago\", sometimes considered an adverb rather than a postposition 2.apart as in \"this apart\", also used prepositionally (\"apart from this\") 3.aside as in \"such examples aside\", also used prepositionally (\"aside from such examples\") 4.away as in \"five lightyears away\", sometimes considered an adverb or an adjective rather than a postposition 5.hence as in \"five years hence\", sometimes considered an adverb rather than a postposition 6.
notwithstanding also used prepositionally
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