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BY
By isused to indicate proximity.Example:
 Can I sitby you?
 He wasstandingbyme.
 The post office isbybank.
By isusedto indicate the personthatdoessomethinginapassive voice sentence.Example:
 The microwave wasfixedbymechanic.
 The flowerswere deliveredbypostman.
 The branch office wasclosedbyheadoffice.
By isusedto indicate anactionwith a particularpurpose.Example:
 You can pass the exambypreparingforit.
 I expressedmyfeelingtowardherbywritingaletter.
 She finallybroke the recordbypure effort.
By isusedto indicate ameanor method.Example:
 Please sendthispackage toRussiabyairmail.
 I came here bysubway.
We use byto talk abouta deadline whensomethingwill happenbefore thattime. Example:
 By tomorrow
 By nextweek
 By six o'clock
 By Wednesday
 By summer
By isusedto showthe personor thingthat doessomething.Example:
 The motorcycle wasdrivenby tinybald man.
 I'm readingsome shortstories byChekhov.
 I feltfrightenedby angerinhisvoice.
By isusedto showhowsomethingisdone.Example:
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 TheytravelledacrossEurope bytrain.
 He learnedEnglishbylisteningtothe radio.
I refuse tolive bytheirrules.
By as a prepositionisusedtoexpressnearorat the side of.Example:
 A small childstoodsullenlybyherside.
 He wantedtokeepherclose byhimalways.
 The policewomanwalkedbythemwithoutsayingaword.
By isusedto showmeasurementsoramounts.Examples:
 Our office floorspace measuredtwelve metersbyten.
 Theirwageswere increasedby15 percent.
 Freelance workersare paidby hour.
 These phoneshave soldbythousand(=several thousandhave beensold).
By isusedto say that somethingincreasesorchangeswitheveryminute,hour,day,etc.Example:
 The deathtoll from the hurricane wasclimbingminute byminute.
 The credibilityof the campaignhasdeterioratedmonthbymonth.
By isusedto describe orshowwhat happenseveryminute,hour,etc. Example:
 A minute-by-minute timelineof the incident.
 The book paintsa detailed,week-by-weekportraitof hisfather'sillness.
By isusedwhendescribingsomeone'scharacter,job, etc.Example:
 She is,by nature,a sunny,positive kindof person.
 He's a plumberbytrade.
 She was,by profession,alawyer.
With
Usedto indicate "using":
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 eat witha fork;made us laughwithhisjokes.
 I wrote a letterwiththe penyougave me.
(talkenglish.coms.f.)
BESIDE
Is usedonlyasa preposition,whichmeansthereisalwaysanounfollowingit.Itmeanseithernext
to or comparedto, as showninthe examplesbelow.The firstmeaning,nextto,ismore
common.
 She sat beside (=nextto) himduringdinner.
 I like tositbeside myfriend.
(Mairs s.f.)
Bibliography:
Mairs, Jane. Meriab Webster. s.f.http://www.learnersdictionary.com/qa/difference-between-beside-
and-besides-preposition-adverb(炭ltimoacceso:14de Enerode 2016).
talkenglish.com. s.f.http://es.talkenglish.com/grammar/prepositions-with-over-by.aspx(炭ltimo
acceso:14 de enerode 2016).

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  • 1. 1 BY By isused to indicate proximity.Example: Can I sitby you? He wasstandingbyme. The post office isbybank. By isusedto indicate the personthatdoessomethinginapassive voice sentence.Example: The microwave wasfixedbymechanic. The flowerswere deliveredbypostman. The branch office wasclosedbyheadoffice. By isusedto indicate anactionwith a particularpurpose.Example: You can pass the exambypreparingforit. I expressedmyfeelingtowardherbywritingaletter. She finallybroke the recordbypure effort. By isusedto indicate ameanor method.Example: Please sendthispackage toRussiabyairmail. I came here bysubway. We use byto talk abouta deadline whensomethingwill happenbefore thattime. Example: By tomorrow By nextweek By six o'clock By Wednesday By summer By isusedto showthe personor thingthat doessomething.Example: The motorcycle wasdrivenby tinybald man. I'm readingsome shortstories byChekhov. I feltfrightenedby angerinhisvoice. By isusedto showhowsomethingisdone.Example:
  • 2. 2 TheytravelledacrossEurope bytrain. He learnedEnglishbylisteningtothe radio. I refuse tolive bytheirrules. By as a prepositionisusedtoexpressnearorat the side of.Example: A small childstoodsullenlybyherside. He wantedtokeepherclose byhimalways. The policewomanwalkedbythemwithoutsayingaword. By isusedto showmeasurementsoramounts.Examples: Our office floorspace measuredtwelve metersbyten. Theirwageswere increasedby15 percent. Freelance workersare paidby hour. These phoneshave soldbythousand(=several thousandhave beensold). By isusedto say that somethingincreasesorchangeswitheveryminute,hour,day,etc.Example: The deathtoll from the hurricane wasclimbingminute byminute. The credibilityof the campaignhasdeterioratedmonthbymonth. By isusedto describe orshowwhat happenseveryminute,hour,etc. Example: A minute-by-minute timelineof the incident. The book paintsa detailed,week-by-weekportraitof hisfather'sillness. By isusedwhendescribingsomeone'scharacter,job, etc.Example: She is,by nature,a sunny,positive kindof person. He's a plumberbytrade. She was,by profession,alawyer. With Usedto indicate "using":
  • 3. 3 eat witha fork;made us laughwithhisjokes. I wrote a letterwiththe penyougave me. (talkenglish.coms.f.) BESIDE Is usedonlyasa preposition,whichmeansthereisalwaysanounfollowingit.Itmeanseithernext to or comparedto, as showninthe examplesbelow.The firstmeaning,nextto,ismore common. She sat beside (=nextto) himduringdinner. I like tositbeside myfriend. (Mairs s.f.) Bibliography: Mairs, Jane. Meriab Webster. s.f.http://www.learnersdictionary.com/qa/difference-between-beside- and-besides-preposition-adverb(炭ltimoacceso:14de Enerode 2016). talkenglish.com. s.f.http://es.talkenglish.com/grammar/prepositions-with-over-by.aspx(炭ltimo acceso:14 de enerode 2016).