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发布于 2026-10-19 · 时长 10:19

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0:00	Have you ever written an English sentence that feels almost correct, but one tiny word makes it sound completely wrong?	你曾写过一句英语句子,觉得几乎正确,但一个小词却使这句词听起来完全错误?
0:07	Maybe you say, I'm good in English, instead of, I'm good at English.	也许你说,我精通英语, 而不是,我精通英语。
0:12	Or, I arrived to the airport, instead of, I arrived at the airport.	或者,我到了机场,而不是,我到了机场。
0:17	Or maybe you constantly confuse, in, on, at, for, to, by, and with.	或者说,你总是在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,与,在。
0:24	If this happens to you, don't worry.	如果这发生在你身上,不用担心。
0:26	Prepositions are one of the most frustrating parts of English, because there isn't always a simple rule that tells you which one to use.	Prepositions是英语中最令人沮丧的部分之一,因为并不总是有一个简单的规则来告诉你该使用哪一个.
0:33	And that's why many learners make the same mistake.	所以许多学习者也犯了同样的错误.
0:35	They try to memorize hundreds of rules.	他们试图记住数百条规则。
0:38	But there's a better way.	但是还有更好的办法
0:39	Today, you'll learn how to study English prepositions effectively, remember them longer, and use them more naturally when speaking and writing.	今天,你将学会如何有效地研究英语的预设,更长时间地记住它们,在演讲和写作时更自然地使用它们.

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1	Have you ever written an English sentence that feels almost correct, but one tiny word makes it sound completely wrong?	你曾写过一句英语句子,觉得几乎正确,但一个小词却使这句词听起来完全错误?
2	Maybe you say, I'm good in English, instead of, I'm good at English.	也许你说,我精通英语, 而不是,我精通英语。
3	Or, I arrived to the airport, instead of, I arrived at the airport.	或者,我到了机场,而不是,我到了机场。
4	Or maybe you constantly confuse, in, on, at, for, to, by, and with.	或者说,你总是在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,与,在。
5	If this happens to you, don't worry.	如果这发生在你身上,不用担心。
6	Prepositions are one of the most frustrating parts of English, because there isn't always a simple rule that tells you which one to use.	Prepositions是英语中最令人沮丧的部分之一,因为并不总是有一个简单的规则来告诉你该使用哪一个.
7	And that's why many learners make the same mistake.	所以许多学习者也犯了同样的错误.
8	They try to memorize hundreds of rules.	他们试图记住数百条规则。
9	But there's a better way.	但是还有更好的办法
10	Today, you'll learn how to study English prepositions effectively, remember them longer, and use them more naturally when speaking and writing.	今天,你将学会如何有效地研究英语的预设,更长时间地记住它们,在演讲和写作时更自然地使用它们.
11	1.	一、导 言
12	Stop learning prepositions as translations.	停止学习先行位置作为翻译 。
13	The first mistake is trying to translate prepositions directly from your native language.	第一个错误是试图直接从你的母语翻译预先位置.
14	For example, you may think, in means one word in my language.	例如,你可能会想, 在我的语言中意味着一个词。
15	On means another word.	上面是另一个词
16	At means another word.	意思是另一个词
17	But English doesn't work that simply.	但英语并不简单。
18	A single preposition can have many meanings.	一个单一的预设可以有很多意义.
19	For example, I live in Japan.	例如,我住在日本。
20	I'm in the kitchen.	我在厨房里
21	She arrived in London.	她到了伦敦。
22	Here, in is connected to different kinds of situations.	在这里,与不同类型的情况有关。
23	So, instead of asking,	所以,与其问,
24	What does in mean?	这是什么意思?
25	Ask, How is in used in this sentence?	问此句中如何用.
26	This small change can completely transform the way you learn prepositions.	这种小的变化可以完全改变你学习前姿的方式.
27	Learn prepositions in complete phrases.	在完整的短语中学习预设.
28	This is one of the most effective strategies.	这是最有效的战略之一。
29	Don't memorize, interested equals in.	不要记住, 兴趣等于在。
30	Instead, memorize the entire phrase, interested in.	相反,记住整个短语,感兴趣。
31	Don't learn, good equals at.	别学,好平等.
32	Learn, good at something.	学习,擅长的东西。
33	Don't learn, afraid equals of.	不要学习,害怕等于。
34	Learn, afraid of something.	学习,害怕什么。
35	Don't learn, depend equals on.	不学,依依平等.
36	Learn, depend on something.	学习,依赖的东西。
37	Why?	为什么?
38	Because fluent speakers don't usually build these combinations from scratch.	因为流利的扬声器通常不会从零开始构建这些组合.
39	They retrieve familiar patterns.	他们找到熟悉的图案
40	When you repeatedly learn, I'm interested in,	当你反复学习,我感兴趣,
41	Your brain starts to recognize the entire structure as one unit.	你的大脑开始识别整个结构为一个单元.
42	Then you can easily create, I'm interested in psychology.	然后你可以很容易地创造出来 我对心理学很感兴趣
43	She's interested in learning languages.	她对学习语言感兴趣.
44	They're interested in technology.	他们对技术感兴趣。
45	The preposition becomes automatic.	预置成为自动设置.
46	Learn prepositions through context.	通过上下文学习前置位置.
47	Another powerful method is context.	另一个强有力的方法是上下文。
48	Imagine you're watching a movie.	想象你在看电影
49	Someone says, I'll see you at the airport.	有人说我们在机场见
50	Don't just memorize, airport at.	别忘了,机场
51	Look at the entire situation.	看看整个情况
52	The airport is a specific point or location where the person will meet someone.	机场是该人会见某人的特定地点或地点.
53	Now compare, I'm at the airport with, I'm in the airport.	现在比较一下 我在机场 我在机场
54	Both can be possible, but they can emphasize slightly different ideas, depending on context.	两者都有可能,但根据背景,可以强调略有不同的想法。
55	This is why context matters.	这就是为什么背景很重要。
56	Instead of memorizing isolated rules, collect real sentences.	而不是回忆孤立的规则,收集真正的句子.
57	When you hear a useful phrase, save it.	当你听到一个有用的短语,保存它。
58	For example, I'm good at cooking.	例如,我擅长烹饪.
59	I'm bad at remembering names.	我不太记得名字
60	She's afraid of dogs.	她害怕狗,她很担心狗
61	I'm interested in history.	我对历史很感兴趣
62	Now you're learning grammar through real language rather than abstract rules.	现在你正在通过真实的语言而不是抽象的规则来学习语法.
63	In contrast, here's another extremely powerful technique.	与此相对照,这是另一种极其强大的技术.
64	Compare similar prepositions.	比较类似的前置位置.
65	Don't study in for one week and then on for another week without comparing them.	不要学习一个星期,然后再学习一个星期 不比较它们。
66	Put them side by side.	把它们放在一起
67	For example, in the morning, on Monday, at 8 o'clock.	例如,早上,星期一,8点。
68	Now you can see the difference.	现在你可以看到区别了
69	Or, in the room, on the table, at the door.	或于室中,席上,门上.
70	The contrast helps your brain notice the relationship between the words.	这种对比有助于你的大脑注意到这些词之间的关系.
71	You can also compare, for versus, since, by, versus, until, to versus, for, in, versus, on, versus, at.	也可以比较,相对于, 因为,通过,对,直到, 对于,在,对,在,对,对,在。
72	For example, I've lived here for five years.	例如,我在这里住了五年.
73	I've lived here since 2021.	我从2021年起就住在这里.
74	You're not simply memorizing two definitions.	你不只是在回忆两个定义
75	You're comparing two patterns.	你在比较两种模式
76	And comparison makes differences much easier to remember.	而比较使得差异更容易被记住.
77	Five, use the sentence template method.	五,使用句子模板方法.
78	Here's a simple technique you can practice every day.	这里有一个简单的技术 你可以每天练习。
79	Choose one sentence template.	选择一个句子模板 。
80	For example, I'm interested in… then change the ending.	比如,我有兴趣... 然后改变结局。
81	I'm interested in music.	我对音乐感兴趣
82	I'm interested in psychology.	我对心理学感兴趣
83	I'm interested in learning English.	我对学习英语感兴趣.
84	I'm interested in traveling.	我对旅行感兴趣
85	Or take, I'm good at…	或者,我擅长...
86	I'm good at cooking.	擅长烹饪.
87	I'm good at explaining things.	我擅长解释事情
88	I'm good at remembering faces.	我善于记忆面孔.
89	You're repeatedly using the same preposition in different situations.	你们在不同的场合重复使用同样的前置位置.
90	This creates automaticity.	这创造了自动性。
91	Eventually, when you want to say, I'm interested, your brain naturally expects in.	最终,当你想说, 我感兴趣, 你的大脑自然期望。
92	You don't need to stop and think about the grammar rule.	你不需要停下来思考语法规则.
93	Six, pay attention to verb plus preposition combinations.	六,注意动词加前置组合.
94	Some of the most important prepositions appear after verbs.	一些最重要的前置位置出现在动词之后.
95	For example, listen to, wait for, look at, think about.	例如,听,等,看,想.
96	Depend on, belong to, agree with.	取决于,属于,同意。
97	These combinations are extremely common in everyday English.	这些组合在日常英语中极为常见.
98	Don't memorize them as separate vocabulary.	别把它们记为单独的词汇
99	Learn them as complete chunks.	学他们作为完整的块。
100	For example, don't learn, listen plus to.	例如,不学,听加.
101	Learn, listen to music.	学习,听音乐.
102	Then expand it.	然后扩张.
103	I listen to music every morning.	我每天早上都听音乐
104	I love listening to podcasts.	我喜欢听播客。
105	She listens to English every day.	她每天听英语。
106	The more often you use the complete expression, the less you need to consciously remember the preposition.	越经常使用完整的表达式,就越不需要有意识地记住前置位置.
107	Seven, don't try to memorize every rule.	七,不要试图记住每一个规则。
108	This is important.	这很重要。
109	English has many preposition rules and exceptions.	英语有许多预设规则和例外.
110	If you try to memorize every single one, you can quickly become overwhelmed.	如果你试着记住每一个, 你会很快变得不堪重负。
111	Instead, focus on the prepositions you actually encounter in your daily English.	相反,专注于你实际在日常英语中遇到的预设位置.
112	If you frequently talk about work, learn expressions related to work.	如果你经常谈论工作,学习与工作有关的表达方式.
113	If you talk about travel, learn travel-related phrases.	如果你谈论旅行,学习与旅行有关的短语.
114	If you're preparing for an interview, focus on phrases you'll actually need.	如果你准备面试, 专注于你实际上需要的短语。
115	For example, responsible for, interested in, experience with, work on, apply for.	例如,负责、有兴趣、经验、工作、申请。
116	This is personalized learning.	这是个性化的学习。
117	You don't need to master everything at once.	你不需要马上掌握一切
118	You need to master what you actually use.	你需要掌握你实际使用的东西.
119	Eight, use prepositions.	八,使用预设.
120	When you speak and write, learning isn't complete until you use the language.	当你说话和写作时,学习直到使用语言才完成.
121	So after learning a new preposition pattern, use it immediately.	所以在学习了一个新的前置模式后,立即使用.
122	Let's say you learn, look forward to, create your own sentences.	假设你学习,期待,创造你自己的句子.
123	I'm looking forward to the weekend.	我期待着周末。
124	I'm looking forward to meeting you.	我期待见到你。
125	I'm looking forward to my vacation.	我期待着我的假期。
126	Then use it in a conversation.	那就用在谈话中
127	Write it in your journal.	写在你的日记上。
128	Say it out loud.	大声说出来。
129	Try to use it naturally during the day.	白天尽量自然使用.
130	This changes prepositions from passive knowledge into active knowledge.	这改变了从被动知识到主动知识的预设.
131	And active knowledge is what you need when you're speaking.	而积极的知识是说话时需要的.
132	Nine, keep a personal preposition error list.	九,保留个人预置错误列表.
133	Here's a strategy that many learners ignore.	这是一个许多学习者忽视的策略.
134	Keep track of your own mistakes.	追踪你自己的错误
135	Maybe you always say, married with, it's wrong.	也许你总是说,结婚,这是错的。
136	Instead of, married to.	而不是,结婚。
137	Maybe you say, depend of, it's wrong.	也许你说,依赖,这是错的。
138	Instead of, depend on.	而不是,依赖。
139	Or, good in English, it's wrong.	或者说,英语很好,这是错误的。
140	Instead of, good in English, write down the mistakes you repeatedly make.	而不是在英语方面好,写下你反复犯的错误。
141	Then create three or four correct examples for each one.	然后为每一个创建三四个正确的例子.
142	Why is this powerful?	为什么这么强大?
143	Because you're not studying random grammar.	因为你没有研究随机语法.
144	You're fixing your actual weaknesses.	你在弥补你的弱点
145	And when you focus on the mistakes you personally make, your study becomes much more efficient.	当你专注于你个人所犯的错误时, 你的学习效率就会提高。
146	Why does this method work?	为什么这种方法有效?
147	So why is this approach better than memorizing long lists of preposition rules?	那么,为什么这种方法比纪念长清单的预先规则要好呢?
148	Because you're training your brain to recognize patterns, not isolated words.	因为你正在训练你的大脑去识别规律,而不是孤立的文字.
149	When you repeatedly see, interested in, your brain starts storing them together.	当你反复看到,感兴趣的, 你的大脑开始储存它们在一起。
150	When you repeatedly hear, listen to music, you don't need to separately calculate,	当你反复听到,听音乐, 你不需要分开计算,
151	listen, which preposition comes next.	听着,接下来是哪个位置
152	The pattern becomes familiar.	模式变得熟悉。
153	Context also gives your brain a reason to remember the expression.	上下文也让你的大脑有理由记住这个表情.
154	And repetition strengthens that memory over time.	重复会增强记忆力
155	Most importantly, using the preposition yourself forces you to retrieve it.	最重要的是,用你的预设 强迫你拿回它。
156	That's much stronger than simply reading a grammar explanation.	这比简单的读一个语法解释要强得多.
157	Think about it this way.	这么想吧
158	You can read a rule.	你可以读一个规则。
159	Use at for specific points in time and location.	在特定时间和地点使用。
160	You may understand the rule perfectly.	你也许完全理解规则
161	But understanding a rule doesn't guarantee that you'll use it correctly during a fast conversation.	但理解一条规则并不能保证你在快速交谈中正确使用.
162	You need practice.	你需要练习。
163	You need examples.	你需要实例。
164	You need repetition.	你需要再重复一次。
165	And eventually, you need automaticity.	最终,你需要自动。
166	That's why the goal isn't, how many preposition rules do I know?	这就是为什么目标不是, 多少前置规则我知道?
167	The better question is, how many preposition patterns can I use automatically?	更好的问题是 我能自动使用多少个前置模式?
168	That's what real fluency requires.	这就是真正的流利需要。
169	So, how can you learn English prepositions effectively?	那么,你怎样才能有效地学习英语预设?
170	Don't memorize huge lists.	别记大单子
171	Instead, stop relying on direct translation.	相反,停止依赖直接翻译.
172	Learn prepositions in complete phrases.	在完整的短语中学习预设.
173	Study them through context.	研究它们的背景。
174	Compare similar prepositions.	比较类似的前置位置.
175	Use sentence templates.	使用句子模板.
176	Learn common verb plus preposition combinations.	学习常用动词加前置组合.
177	Focus on the prepositions you actually need.	专注于你实际需要的预设位置.
178	Use them when speaking and writing.	在演讲和写作时使用它们.
179	And keep track of your personal mistakes.	追踪你个人的错误
180	Remember, you don't need to memorize every preposition in English.	记住,你不需要记住每个英文预告
181	You need to repeatedly see, hear, and use the most important ones until they become automatic.	你需要反复看到,听到,使用最重要的,直到它们自动化.
182	So don't just learn, interested in.	所以不要只是学习,感兴趣。
183	Learn, I'm interested in learning English.	学习,我对学习英语感兴趣.
184	Don't just learn, good at.	别只是学着点 擅长
185	Learn, I'm getting better at speaking English.	学习,我越来越会说英语。
186	Don't just learn, depend on.	不要只是学习,依赖。
187	Learn, it depends on the situation.	学习,这取决于情况。
188	The more you use these patterns, the less you'll need to think about them.	你越是使用这些模式,你就越不需要去思考它们.
189	And one day, you'll stop asking, which preposition should I use?	有一天,你会停止问, 我应该使用哪个前置位置?
190	You'll simply know what sounds right.	你会知道什么声音是正确的。
191	Because that's the real goal of learning grammar.	因为这是学习语法的真正目标.
192	Not to remember more rules, but to use the right patterns automatically.	不记更多规则,而是自动使用正确的模式.
193	Learn the phrase, understand the context.	学习短语,理解上下文.
194	Use it, repeat it.	使用它,重复一遍。
195	That's how prepositions become natural English.	预言就是这样成为自然的英语.
196	If this video helped you, like it, share it, and subscribe for more simple English lessons.	如果这段视频有助于你,喜欢它,分享它,订阅更简单的英语课程.
197	Keep listening, keep growing, and I'll see you in the next video.	继续听,继续增长,下段视频见.

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0:00	Have you ever written an English sentence that feels almost correct, but one tiny word makes it sound completely wrong?	你曾写过一句英语句子,觉得几乎正确,但一个小词却使这句词听起来完全错误?
0:07	Maybe you say, I'm good in English, instead of, I'm good at English.	也许你说,我精通英语, 而不是,我精通英语。
0:12	Or, I arrived to the airport, instead of, I arrived at the airport.	或者,我到了机场,而不是,我到了机场。
0:17	Or maybe you constantly confuse, in, on, at, for, to, by, and with.	或者说,你总是在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,与,在。
0:24	If this happens to you, don't worry.	如果这发生在你身上,不用担心。
0:26	Prepositions are one of the most frustrating parts of English, because there isn't always a simple rule that tells you which one to use.	Prepositions是英语中最令人沮丧的部分之一,因为并不总是有一个简单的规则来告诉你该使用哪一个.
0:33	And that's why many learners make the same mistake.	所以许多学习者也犯了同样的错误.
0:35	They try to memorize hundreds of rules.	他们试图记住数百条规则。
0:38	But there's a better way.	但是还有更好的办法
0:39	Today, you'll learn how to study English prepositions effectively, remember them longer, and use them more naturally when speaking and writing.	今天,你将学会如何有效地研究英语的预设,更长时间地记住它们,在演讲和写作时更自然地使用它们.

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1	Have you ever written an English sentence that feels almost correct, but one tiny word makes it sound completely wrong?	你曾写过一句英语句子,觉得几乎正确,但一个小词却使这句词听起来完全错误?
2	Maybe you say, I'm good in English, instead of, I'm good at English.	也许你说,我精通英语, 而不是,我精通英语。
3	Or, I arrived to the airport, instead of, I arrived at the airport.	或者,我到了机场,而不是,我到了机场。
4	Or maybe you constantly confuse, in, on, at, for, to, by, and with.	或者说,你总是在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,与,在。
5	If this happens to you, don't worry.	如果这发生在你身上,不用担心。
6	Prepositions are one of the most frustrating parts of English, because there isn't always a simple rule that tells you which one to use.	Prepositions是英语中最令人沮丧的部分之一,因为并不总是有一个简单的规则来告诉你该使用哪一个.
7	And that's why many learners make the same mistake.	所以许多学习者也犯了同样的错误.
8	They try to memorize hundreds of rules.	他们试图记住数百条规则。
9	But there's a better way.	但是还有更好的办法
10	Today, you'll learn how to study English prepositions effectively, remember them longer, and use them more naturally when speaking and writing.	今天,你将学会如何有效地研究英语的预设,更长时间地记住它们,在演讲和写作时更自然地使用它们.
11	1.	一、导 言
12	Stop learning prepositions as translations.	停止学习先行位置作为翻译 。
13	The first mistake is trying to translate prepositions directly from your native language.	第一个错误是试图直接从你的母语翻译预先位置.
14	For example, you may think, in means one word in my language.	例如,你可能会想, 在我的语言中意味着一个词。
15	On means another word.	上面是另一个词
16	At means another word.	意思是另一个词
17	But English doesn't work that simply.	但英语并不简单。
18	A single preposition can have many meanings.	一个单一的预设可以有很多意义.
19	For example, I live in Japan.	例如,我住在日本。
20	I'm in the kitchen.	我在厨房里
21	She arrived in London.	她到了伦敦。
22	Here, in is connected to different kinds of situations.	在这里,与不同类型的情况有关。
23	So, instead of asking,	所以,与其问,
24	What does in mean?	这是什么意思?
25	Ask, How is in used in this sentence?	问此句中如何用.
26	This small change can completely transform the way you learn prepositions.	这种小的变化可以完全改变你学习前姿的方式.
27	Learn prepositions in complete phrases.	在完整的短语中学习预设.
28	This is one of the most effective strategies.	这是最有效的战略之一。
29	Don't memorize, interested equals in.	不要记住, 兴趣等于在。
30	Instead, memorize the entire phrase, interested in.	相反,记住整个短语,感兴趣。
31	Don't learn, good equals at.	别学,好平等.
32	Learn, good at something.	学习,擅长的东西。
33	Don't learn, afraid equals of.	不要学习,害怕等于。
34	Learn, afraid of something.	学习,害怕什么。
35	Don't learn, depend equals on.	不学,依依平等.
36	Learn, depend on something.	学习,依赖的东西。
37	Why?	为什么?
38	Because fluent speakers don't usually build these combinations from scratch.	因为流利的扬声器通常不会从零开始构建这些组合.
39	They retrieve familiar patterns.	他们找到熟悉的图案
40	When you repeatedly learn, I'm interested in,	当你反复学习,我感兴趣,
41	Your brain starts to recognize the entire structure as one unit.	你的大脑开始识别整个结构为一个单元.
42	Then you can easily create, I'm interested in psychology.	然后你可以很容易地创造出来 我对心理学很感兴趣
43	She's interested in learning languages.	她对学习语言感兴趣.
44	They're interested in technology.	他们对技术感兴趣。
45	The preposition becomes automatic.	预置成为自动设置.
46	Learn prepositions through context.	通过上下文学习前置位置.
47	Another powerful method is context.	另一个强有力的方法是上下文。
48	Imagine you're watching a movie.	想象你在看电影
49	Someone says, I'll see you at the airport.	有人说我们在机场见
50	Don't just memorize, airport at.	别忘了,机场
51	Look at the entire situation.	看看整个情况
52	The airport is a specific point or location where the person will meet someone.	机场是该人会见某人的特定地点或地点.
53	Now compare, I'm at the airport with, I'm in the airport.	现在比较一下 我在机场 我在机场
54	Both can be possible, but they can emphasize slightly different ideas, depending on context.	两者都有可能,但根据背景,可以强调略有不同的想法。
55	This is why context matters.	这就是为什么背景很重要。
56	Instead of memorizing isolated rules, collect real sentences.	而不是回忆孤立的规则,收集真正的句子.
57	When you hear a useful phrase, save it.	当你听到一个有用的短语,保存它。
58	For example, I'm good at cooking.	例如,我擅长烹饪.
59	I'm bad at remembering names.	我不太记得名字
60	She's afraid of dogs.	她害怕狗,她很担心狗
61	I'm interested in history.	我对历史很感兴趣
62	Now you're learning grammar through real language rather than abstract rules.	现在你正在通过真实的语言而不是抽象的规则来学习语法.
63	In contrast, here's another extremely powerful technique.	与此相对照,这是另一种极其强大的技术.
64	Compare similar prepositions.	比较类似的前置位置.
65	Don't study in for one week and then on for another week without comparing them.	不要学习一个星期,然后再学习一个星期 不比较它们。
66	Put them side by side.	把它们放在一起
67	For example, in the morning, on Monday, at 8 o'clock.	例如,早上,星期一,8点。
68	Now you can see the difference.	现在你可以看到区别了
69	Or, in the room, on the table, at the door.	或于室中,席上,门上.
70	The contrast helps your brain notice the relationship between the words.	这种对比有助于你的大脑注意到这些词之间的关系.
71	You can also compare, for versus, since, by, versus, until, to versus, for, in, versus, on, versus, at.	也可以比较,相对于, 因为,通过,对,直到, 对于,在,对,在,对,对,在。
72	For example, I've lived here for five years.	例如,我在这里住了五年.
73	I've lived here since 2021.	我从2021年起就住在这里.
74	You're not simply memorizing two definitions.	你不只是在回忆两个定义
75	You're comparing two patterns.	你在比较两种模式
76	And comparison makes differences much easier to remember.	而比较使得差异更容易被记住.
77	Five, use the sentence template method.	五,使用句子模板方法.
78	Here's a simple technique you can practice every day.	这里有一个简单的技术 你可以每天练习。
79	Choose one sentence template.	选择一个句子模板 。
80	For example, I'm interested in… then change the ending.	比如,我有兴趣... 然后改变结局。
81	I'm interested in music.	我对音乐感兴趣
82	I'm interested in psychology.	我对心理学感兴趣
83	I'm interested in learning English.	我对学习英语感兴趣.
84	I'm interested in traveling.	我对旅行感兴趣
85	Or take, I'm good at…	或者,我擅长...
86	I'm good at cooking.	擅长烹饪.
87	I'm good at explaining things.	我擅长解释事情
88	I'm good at remembering faces.	我善于记忆面孔.
89	You're repeatedly using the same preposition in different situations.	你们在不同的场合重复使用同样的前置位置.
90	This creates automaticity.	这创造了自动性。
91	Eventually, when you want to say, I'm interested, your brain naturally expects in.	最终,当你想说, 我感兴趣, 你的大脑自然期望。
92	You don't need to stop and think about the grammar rule.	你不需要停下来思考语法规则.
93	Six, pay attention to verb plus preposition combinations.	六,注意动词加前置组合.
94	Some of the most important prepositions appear after verbs.	一些最重要的前置位置出现在动词之后.
95	For example, listen to, wait for, look at, think about.	例如,听,等,看,想.
96	Depend on, belong to, agree with.	取决于,属于,同意。
97	These combinations are extremely common in everyday English.	这些组合在日常英语中极为常见.
98	Don't memorize them as separate vocabulary.	别把它们记为单独的词汇
99	Learn them as complete chunks.	学他们作为完整的块。
100	For example, don't learn, listen plus to.	例如,不学,听加.
101	Learn, listen to music.	学习,听音乐.
102	Then expand it.	然后扩张.
103	I listen to music every morning.	我每天早上都听音乐
104	I love listening to podcasts.	我喜欢听播客。
105	She listens to English every day.	她每天听英语。
106	The more often you use the complete expression, the less you need to consciously remember the preposition.	越经常使用完整的表达式,就越不需要有意识地记住前置位置.
107	Seven, don't try to memorize every rule.	七,不要试图记住每一个规则。
108	This is important.	这很重要。
109	English has many preposition rules and exceptions.	英语有许多预设规则和例外.
110	If you try to memorize every single one, you can quickly become overwhelmed.	如果你试着记住每一个, 你会很快变得不堪重负。
111	Instead, focus on the prepositions you actually encounter in your daily English.	相反,专注于你实际在日常英语中遇到的预设位置.
112	If you frequently talk about work, learn expressions related to work.	如果你经常谈论工作,学习与工作有关的表达方式.
113	If you talk about travel, learn travel-related phrases.	如果你谈论旅行,学习与旅行有关的短语.
114	If you're preparing for an interview, focus on phrases you'll actually need.	如果你准备面试, 专注于你实际上需要的短语。
115	For example, responsible for, interested in, experience with, work on, apply for.	例如,负责、有兴趣、经验、工作、申请。
116	This is personalized learning.	这是个性化的学习。
117	You don't need to master everything at once.	你不需要马上掌握一切
118	You need to master what you actually use.	你需要掌握你实际使用的东西.
119	Eight, use prepositions.	八,使用预设.
120	When you speak and write, learning isn't complete until you use the language.	当你说话和写作时,学习直到使用语言才完成.
121	So after learning a new preposition pattern, use it immediately.	所以在学习了一个新的前置模式后,立即使用.
122	Let's say you learn, look forward to, create your own sentences.	假设你学习,期待,创造你自己的句子.
123	I'm looking forward to the weekend.	我期待着周末。
124	I'm looking forward to meeting you.	我期待见到你。
125	I'm looking forward to my vacation.	我期待着我的假期。
126	Then use it in a conversation.	那就用在谈话中
127	Write it in your journal.	写在你的日记上。
128	Say it out loud.	大声说出来。
129	Try to use it naturally during the day.	白天尽量自然使用.
130	This changes prepositions from passive knowledge into active knowledge.	这改变了从被动知识到主动知识的预设.
131	And active knowledge is what you need when you're speaking.	而积极的知识是说话时需要的.
132	Nine, keep a personal preposition error list.	九,保留个人预置错误列表.
133	Here's a strategy that many learners ignore.	这是一个许多学习者忽视的策略.
134	Keep track of your own mistakes.	追踪你自己的错误
135	Maybe you always say, married with, it's wrong.	也许你总是说,结婚,这是错的。
136	Instead of, married to.	而不是,结婚。
137	Maybe you say, depend of, it's wrong.	也许你说,依赖,这是错的。
138	Instead of, depend on.	而不是,依赖。
139	Or, good in English, it's wrong.	或者说,英语很好,这是错误的。
140	Instead of, good in English, write down the mistakes you repeatedly make.	而不是在英语方面好,写下你反复犯的错误。
141	Then create three or four correct examples for each one.	然后为每一个创建三四个正确的例子.
142	Why is this powerful?	为什么这么强大?
143	Because you're not studying random grammar.	因为你没有研究随机语法.
144	You're fixing your actual weaknesses.	你在弥补你的弱点
145	And when you focus on the mistakes you personally make, your study becomes much more efficient.	当你专注于你个人所犯的错误时, 你的学习效率就会提高。
146	Why does this method work?	为什么这种方法有效?
147	So why is this approach better than memorizing long lists of preposition rules?	那么,为什么这种方法比纪念长清单的预先规则要好呢?
148	Because you're training your brain to recognize patterns, not isolated words.	因为你正在训练你的大脑去识别规律,而不是孤立的文字.
149	When you repeatedly see, interested in, your brain starts storing them together.	当你反复看到,感兴趣的, 你的大脑开始储存它们在一起。
150	When you repeatedly hear, listen to music, you don't need to separately calculate,	当你反复听到,听音乐, 你不需要分开计算,
151	listen, which preposition comes next.	听着,接下来是哪个位置
152	The pattern becomes familiar.	模式变得熟悉。
153	Context also gives your brain a reason to remember the expression.	上下文也让你的大脑有理由记住这个表情.
154	And repetition strengthens that memory over time.	重复会增强记忆力
155	Most importantly, using the preposition yourself forces you to retrieve it.	最重要的是,用你的预设 强迫你拿回它。
156	That's much stronger than simply reading a grammar explanation.	这比简单的读一个语法解释要强得多.
157	Think about it this way.	这么想吧
158	You can read a rule.	你可以读一个规则。
159	Use at for specific points in time and location.	在特定时间和地点使用。
160	You may understand the rule perfectly.	你也许完全理解规则
161	But understanding a rule doesn't guarantee that you'll use it correctly during a fast conversation.	但理解一条规则并不能保证你在快速交谈中正确使用.
162	You need practice.	你需要练习。
163	You need examples.	你需要实例。
164	You need repetition.	你需要再重复一次。
165	And eventually, you need automaticity.	最终,你需要自动。
166	That's why the goal isn't, how many preposition rules do I know?	这就是为什么目标不是, 多少前置规则我知道?
167	The better question is, how many preposition patterns can I use automatically?	更好的问题是 我能自动使用多少个前置模式?
168	That's what real fluency requires.	这就是真正的流利需要。
169	So, how can you learn English prepositions effectively?	那么,你怎样才能有效地学习英语预设?
170	Don't memorize huge lists.	别记大单子
171	Instead, stop relying on direct translation.	相反,停止依赖直接翻译.
172	Learn prepositions in complete phrases.	在完整的短语中学习预设.
173	Study them through context.	研究它们的背景。
174	Compare similar prepositions.	比较类似的前置位置.
175	Use sentence templates.	使用句子模板.
176	Learn common verb plus preposition combinations.	学习常用动词加前置组合.
177	Focus on the prepositions you actually need.	专注于你实际需要的预设位置.
178	Use them when speaking and writing.	在演讲和写作时使用它们.
179	And keep track of your personal mistakes.	追踪你个人的错误
180	Remember, you don't need to memorize every preposition in English.	记住,你不需要记住每个英文预告
181	You need to repeatedly see, hear, and use the most important ones until they become automatic.	你需要反复看到,听到,使用最重要的,直到它们自动化.
182	So don't just learn, interested in.	所以不要只是学习,感兴趣。
183	Learn, I'm interested in learning English.	学习,我对学习英语感兴趣.
184	Don't just learn, good at.	别只是学着点 擅长
185	Learn, I'm getting better at speaking English.	学习,我越来越会说英语。
186	Don't just learn, depend on.	不要只是学习,依赖。
187	Learn, it depends on the situation.	学习,这取决于情况。
188	The more you use these patterns, the less you'll need to think about them.	你越是使用这些模式,你就越不需要去思考它们.
189	And one day, you'll stop asking, which preposition should I use?	有一天,你会停止问, 我应该使用哪个前置位置?
190	You'll simply know what sounds right.	你会知道什么声音是正确的。
191	Because that's the real goal of learning grammar.	因为这是学习语法的真正目标.
192	Not to remember more rules, but to use the right patterns automatically.	不记更多规则,而是自动使用正确的模式.
193	Learn the phrase, understand the context.	学习短语,理解上下文.
194	Use it, repeat it.	使用它,重复一遍。
195	That's how prepositions become natural English.	预言就是这样成为自然的英语.
196	If this video helped you, like it, share it, and subscribe for more simple English lessons.	如果这段视频有助于你,喜欢它,分享它,订阅更简单的英语课程.
197	Keep listening, keep growing, and I'll see you in the next video.	继续听,继续增长,下段视频见.

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0:00	Have you ever written an English sentence that feels almost correct, but one tiny word makes it sound completely wrong?	你曾写过一句英语句子,觉得几乎正确,但一个小词却使这句词听起来完全错误?
0:07	Maybe you say, I'm good in English, instead of, I'm good at English.	也许你说,我精通英语, 而不是,我精通英语。
0:12	Or, I arrived to the airport, instead of, I arrived at the airport.	或者,我到了机场,而不是,我到了机场。
0:17	Or maybe you constantly confuse, in, on, at, for, to, by, and with.	或者说,你总是在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,与,在。
0:24	If this happens to you, don't worry.	如果这发生在你身上,不用担心。
0:26	Prepositions are one of the most frustrating parts of English, because there isn't always a simple rule that tells you which one to use.	Prepositions是英语中最令人沮丧的部分之一,因为并不总是有一个简单的规则来告诉你该使用哪一个.
0:33	And that's why many learners make the same mistake.	所以许多学习者也犯了同样的错误.
0:35	They try to memorize hundreds of rules.	他们试图记住数百条规则。
0:38	But there's a better way.	但是还有更好的办法
0:39	Today, you'll learn how to study English prepositions effectively, remember them longer, and use them more naturally when speaking and writing.	今天,你将学会如何有效地研究英语的预设,更长时间地记住它们,在演讲和写作时更自然地使用它们.

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1	Have you ever written an English sentence that feels almost correct, but one tiny word makes it sound completely wrong?	你曾写过一句英语句子,觉得几乎正确,但一个小词却使这句词听起来完全错误?
2	Maybe you say, I'm good in English, instead of, I'm good at English.	也许你说,我精通英语, 而不是,我精通英语。
3	Or, I arrived to the airport, instead of, I arrived at the airport.	或者,我到了机场,而不是,我到了机场。
4	Or maybe you constantly confuse, in, on, at, for, to, by, and with.	或者说,你总是在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,在,与,在。
5	If this happens to you, don't worry.	如果这发生在你身上,不用担心。
6	Prepositions are one of the most frustrating parts of English, because there isn't always a simple rule that tells you which one to use.	Prepositions是英语中最令人沮丧的部分之一,因为并不总是有一个简单的规则来告诉你该使用哪一个.
7	And that's why many learners make the same mistake.	所以许多学习者也犯了同样的错误.
8	They try to memorize hundreds of rules.	他们试图记住数百条规则。
9	But there's a better way.	但是还有更好的办法
10	Today, you'll learn how to study English prepositions effectively, remember them longer, and use them more naturally when speaking and writing.	今天,你将学会如何有效地研究英语的预设,更长时间地记住它们,在演讲和写作时更自然地使用它们.
11	1.	一、导 言
12	Stop learning prepositions as translations.	停止学习先行位置作为翻译 。
13	The first mistake is trying to translate prepositions directly from your native language.	第一个错误是试图直接从你的母语翻译预先位置.
14	For example, you may think, in means one word in my language.	例如,你可能会想, 在我的语言中意味着一个词。
15	On means another word.	上面是另一个词
16	At means another word.	意思是另一个词
17	But English doesn't work that simply.	但英语并不简单。
18	A single preposition can have many meanings.	一个单一的预设可以有很多意义.
19	For example, I live in Japan.	例如,我住在日本。
20	I'm in the kitchen.	我在厨房里
21	She arrived in London.	她到了伦敦。
22	Here, in is connected to different kinds of situations.	在这里,与不同类型的情况有关。
23	So, instead of asking, what does in mean?	而不是问,是什么意思?
24	Ask, how is in used in this sentence?	问此句如何用.
25	This small change can completely transform the way you learn prepositions.	这种小的变化可以完全改变你学习前姿的方式.
26	Learn prepositions in complete phrases.	在完整的短语中学习预设.
27	This is one of the most effective strategies.	这是最有效的战略之一。
28	Don't memorize interested equals in.	别记着有兴趣的人
29	Instead, memorize the entire phrase interested in.	反之,记住所有感兴趣的短语。
30	Don't learn good equals at.	不学善平等.
31	Learn good at something.	学好东西。
32	Don't learn afraid equals of.	不学恐惧平等.
33	Learn afraid of something.	学些怕事.
34	Don't learn depend equals on.	不学依依平等.
35	Learn depend on something.	学得靠什么
36	Why?	为什么?
37	Because fluent speakers don't usually build these combinations from scratch.	因为流利的扬声器通常不会从零开始构建这些组合.
38	They retrieve familiar patterns.	他们找到熟悉的图案
39	When you repeatedly learn, I'm interested in, your brain starts to recognize the entire structure as one unit.	当你反复学习,我很感兴趣 你的大脑开始识别整个结构为一个单元。
40	Then you can easily create, I'm interested in psychology.	然后你可以很容易地创造出来 我对心理学很感兴趣
41	She's interested in learning languages.	她对学习语言感兴趣.
42	They're interested in technology.	他们对技术感兴趣。
43	The preposition becomes automatic.	预置成为自动设置.
44	Learn prepositions through context.	通过上下文学习前置位置.
45	Another powerful method is context.	另一个强有力的方法是上下文。
46	Imagine you're watching a movie.	想象你在看电影
47	Someone says, I'll see you at the airport.	有人说我们在机场见
48	Don't just memorize, airport at.	别忘了,机场
49	Look at the entire situation.	看看整个情况
50	The airport is a specific point or location where the person will meet someone.	机场是该人会见某人的特定地点或地点.
51	Now compare, I'm at the airport with, I'm in the airport.	现在比较一下 我在机场 我在机场
52	Both can be possible, but they can emphasize slightly different ideas, depending on context.	两者都有可能,但根据背景,可以强调略有不同的想法。
53	This is why context matters.	这就是为什么背景很重要。
54	Instead of memorizing isolated rules, collect real sentences.	而不是回忆孤立的规则,收集真正的句子.
55	When you hear a useful phrase, save it.	当你听到一个有用的短语,保存它。
56	For example, I'm good at cooking.	例如,我擅长烹饪.
57	I'm bad at remembering names.	我不太记得名字
58	She's afraid of dogs.	她害怕狗,她很担心狗
59	I'm interested in history.	我对历史很感兴趣
60	Now you're learning grammar through real language rather than abstract rules.	现在你正在通过真实的语言而不是抽象的规则来学习语法.
61	In contrast, here's another extremely powerful technique.	与此相对照,这是另一种极其强大的技术.
62	Compare similar prepositions.	比较类似的前置位置.
63	Don't study in for one week and then on for another week without comparing them.	不要学习一个星期,然后再学习一个星期 不比较它们。
64	Put them side by side.	把它们放在一起
65	For example, in the morning, on Monday, at 8 o'clock.	例如,早上,星期一,8点。
66	Now you can see the difference.	现在你可以看到区别了
67	Or, in the room, on the table, at the door.	或于室中,席上,门上.
68	The contrast helps your brain notice the relationship between the words.	这种对比有助于你的大脑注意到这些词之间的关系.
69	You can also compare, for versus, since, by, versus, until, to versus, for, in, versus, on, versus, at.	也可以比较,相对于, 因为,通过,对,直到, 对于,在,对,在,对,对,在。
70	For example, I've lived here for five years.	例如,我在这里住了五年.
71	I've lived here since 2021.	我从2021年起就住在这里.
72	You're not simply memorizing two definitions.	你不只是在回忆两个定义
73	You're comparing two patterns.	你在比较两种模式
74	And comparison makes differences much easier to remember.	而比较使得差异更容易被记住.
75	Five, use the sentence template method.	五,使用句子模板方法.
76	Here's a simple technique you can practice every day.	这里有一个简单的技术 你可以每天练习。
77	Choose one sentence template.	选择一个句子模板 。
78	For example, I'm interested in… then change the ending.	比如,我有兴趣... 然后改变结局。
79	I'm interested in music.	我对音乐感兴趣
80	I'm interested in psychology.	我对心理学感兴趣
81	I'm interested in learning English.	我对学习英语感兴趣.
82	I'm interested in traveling.	我对旅行感兴趣
83	Or take, I'm good at…	或者,我擅长...
84	I'm good at cooking.	擅长烹饪.
85	I'm good at explaining things.	我擅长解释事情
86	I'm good at remembering faces.	我善于记忆面孔.
87	You're repeatedly using the same preposition in different situations.	你们在不同的场合重复使用同样的前置位置.
88	This creates automaticity.	这创造了自动性。
89	Eventually, when you want to say, I'm interested, your brain naturally expects in.	最终,当你想说, 我感兴趣, 你的大脑自然期望。
90	You don't need to stop and think about the grammar rule.	你不需要停下来思考语法规则.
91	Six, pay attention to verb plus preposition combinations.	六,注意动词加前置组合.
92	Some of the most important prepositions appear after verbs.	一些最重要的前置位置出现在动词之后.
93	For example, listen to, wait for, look at, think about.	例如,听,等,看,想.
94	Depend on, belong to, agree with.	取决于,属于,同意。
95	These combinations are extremely common in everyday English.	这些组合在日常英语中极为常见.
96	Don't memorize them as separate vocabulary.	别把它们记为单独的词汇
97	Learn them as complete chunks.	学他们作为完整的块。
98	For example, don't learn, listen plus to.	例如,不学,听加.
99	Learn, listen to music.	学习,听音乐.
100	Then expand it.	然后扩张.
101	I listen to music every morning.	我每天早上都听音乐
102	I love listening to podcasts.	我喜欢听播客。
103	She listens to English every day.	她每天听英语。
104	The more often you use the complete expression, the less you need to consciously remember the preposition.	越经常使用完整的表达式,就越不需要有意识地记住前置位置.
105	Seven, don't try to memorize every rule.	七,不要试图记住每一个规则。
106	This is important.	这很重要。
107	English has many preposition rules and exceptions.	英语有许多预设规则和例外.
108	If you try to memorize every single one, you can quickly become overwhelmed.	如果你试着记住每一个, 你会很快变得不堪重负。
109	Instead, focus on the prepositions you actually encounter in your daily English.	相反,专注于你实际在日常英语中遇到的预设位置.
110	If you frequently talk about work, learn expressions related to work.	如果你经常谈论工作,学习与工作有关的表达方式.
111	If you talk about travel, learn travel-related phrases.	如果你谈论旅行,学习与旅行有关的短语.
112	If you're preparing for an interview, focus on phrases you'll actually need.	如果你准备面试, 专注于你实际上需要的短语。
113	For example, responsible for, interested in, experience with, work on, apply for.	例如,负责、有兴趣、经验、工作、申请。
114	This is personalized learning.	这是个性化的学习。
115	You don't need to master everything at once.	你不需要马上掌握一切
116	You need to master what you actually use.	你需要掌握你实际使用的东西.
117	Eight, use prepositions.	八,使用预设.
118	When you speak and write, learning isn't complete until you use the language.	当你说话和写作时,学习直到使用语言才完成.
119	So after learning a new preposition pattern, use it immediately.	所以在学习了一个新的前置模式后,立即使用.
120	Let's say you learn, look forward to, create your own sentences.	假设你学习,期待,创造你自己的句子.
121	I'm looking forward to the weekend.	我期待着周末。
122	I'm looking forward to meeting you.	我期待见到你。
123	I'm looking forward to my vacation.	我期待着我的假期。
124	Then use it in a conversation.	那就用在谈话中
125	Write it in your journal.	写在你的日记上。
126	Say it out loud.	大声说出来。
127	Try to use it naturally during the day.	白天尽量自然使用.
128	This changes prepositions from passive knowledge into active knowledge.	这改变了从被动知识到主动知识的预设.
129	And active knowledge is what you need when you're speaking.	而积极的知识是说话时需要的.
130	Nine, keep a personal preposition error list.	九,保留个人预置错误列表.
131	Here's a strategy that many learners ignore.	这是一个许多学习者忽视的策略.
132	Keep track of your own mistakes.	追踪你自己的错误
133	Maybe you always say, married with, it's wrong.	也许你总是说,结婚,这是错的。
134	Instead of, married to.	而不是,结婚。
135	Maybe you say, depend of, it's wrong.	也许你说,依赖,这是错的。
136	Instead of, depend on.	而不是,依赖。
137	Or, good in English, it's wrong.	或者说,英语很好,这是错误的。
138	Instead of, good in English, write down the mistakes you repeatedly make.	而不是在英语方面好,写下你反复犯的错误。
139	Then create three or four correct examples for each one.	然后为每一个创建三四个正确的例子.
140	Why is this powerful?	为什么这么强大?
141	Because you're not studying random grammar.	因为你没有研究随机语法.
142	You're fixing your actual weaknesses.	你在弥补你的弱点
143	And when you focus on the mistakes you personally make, your study becomes much more efficient.	当你专注于你个人所犯的错误时, 你的学习效率就会提高。
144	Why does this method work?	为什么这种方法有效?
145	So why is this approach better than memorizing long lists of preposition rules?	那么,为什么这种方法比纪念长清单的预先规则要好呢?
146	Because you're training your brain to recognize patterns, not isolated words.	因为你正在训练你的大脑去识别规律,而不是孤立的文字.
147	When you repeatedly see, interested in, your brain starts storing them together.	当你反复看到,感兴趣的, 你的大脑开始储存它们在一起。
148	When you repeatedly hear, listen to music, you don't need to separately calculate,	当你反复听到,听音乐, 你不需要分开计算,
149	listen, which preposition comes next.	听着,接下来是哪个位置
150	The pattern becomes familiar.	模式变得熟悉。
151	Context also gives your brain a reason to remember the expression.	上下文也让你的大脑有理由记住这个表情.
152	And repetition strengthens that memory over time.	重复会增强记忆力
153	Most importantly, using the preposition yourself forces you to retrieve it.	最重要的是,用你的预设 强迫你拿回它。
154	That's much stronger than simply reading a grammar explanation.	这比简单的读一个语法解释要强得多.
155	Think about it this way.	这么想吧
156	You can read a rule.	你可以读一个规则。
157	Use at for specific points in time and location.	在特定时间和地点使用。
158	You may understand the rule perfectly.	你也许完全理解规则
159	But understanding a rule doesn't guarantee that you'll use it correctly during a fast conversation.	但理解一条规则并不能保证你在快速交谈中正确使用.
160	You need practice.	你需要练习。
161	You need examples.	你需要实例。
162	You need repetition.	你需要再重复一次。
163	And eventually, you need automaticity.	最终,你需要自动。
164	That's why the goal isn't, how many preposition rules do I know?	这就是为什么目标不是, 多少前置规则我知道?
165	The better question is, how many preposition patterns can I use automatically?	更好的问题是 我能自动使用多少个前置模式?
166	That's what real fluency requires.	这就是真正的流利需要。
167	So, how can you learn English prepositions effectively?	那么,你怎样才能有效地学习英语预设?
168	Don't memorize huge lists.	别记大单子
169	Instead, stop relying on direct translation.	相反,停止依赖直接翻译.
170	Learn prepositions in complete phrases.	在完整的短语中学习预设.
171	Study them through context.	研究它们的背景。
172	Compare similar prepositions.	比较类似的前置位置.
173	Use sentence templates.	使用句子模板.
174	Learn common verb plus preposition combinations.	学习常用动词加前置组合.
175	Focus on the prepositions you actually need.	专注于你实际需要的预设位置.
176	Use them when speaking and writing.	在演讲和写作时使用它们.
177	And keep track of your personal mistakes.	追踪你个人的错误
178	Remember, you don't need to memorize every preposition in English.	记住,你不需要记住每个英文预告
179	You need to repeatedly see, hear, and use the most important ones until they become automatic.	你需要反复看到,听到,使用最重要的,直到它们自动化.
180	So don't just learn, interested in.	所以不要只是学习,感兴趣。
181	Learn, I'm interested in learning English.	学习,我对学习英语感兴趣.
182	Don't just learn, good at.	别只是学着点 擅长
183	Learn, I'm getting better at speaking English.	学习,我越来越会说英语。
184	Don't just learn, depend on.	不要只是学习,依赖。
185	Learn, it depends on the situation.	学习,这取决于情况。
186	The more you use these patterns, the less you'll need to think about them.	你越是使用这些模式,你就越不需要去思考它们.
187	And one day, you'll stop asking, which preposition should I use?	有一天,你会停止问, 我应该使用哪个前置位置?
188	You'll simply know what sounds right.	你会知道什么声音是正确的。
189	Because that's the real goal of learning grammar.	因为这是学习语法的真正目标.
190	Not to remember more rules, but to use the right patterns automatically.	不记更多规则,而是自动使用正确的模式.
191	Learn the phrase, understand the context.	学习短语,理解上下文.
192	Use it, repeat it.	使用它,重复一遍。
193	That's how prepositions become natural English.	预言就是这样成为自然的英语.
194	If this video helped you, like it, share it, and subscribe for more simple English lessons.	如果这段视频有助于你,喜欢它,分享它,订阅更简单的英语课程.
195	Keep listening, keep growing, and I'll see you in the next video.	继续听,继续增长,下段视频见.

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