Preposition of comparison, Types of preposition

What are Prepositions of comparison?

Preposition of comparison

Prepositions of comparison are used to compare two or more things or people. They are used to indicate similarities or differences between them. Here are some common prepositions of comparison with examples:

Like

Used to indicate similarity between two or more things or people.

Example: She sings like an angel.

Unlike

Used to indicate a difference between two or more things or people.

Example: Unlike her sister, she doesn't like coffee.

As 

Used to indicate similarity between two or more things or people.

Example: She runs as fast as her brother.

Than 

Used to compare two things or people and to show that one is greater or less than the other.

Example: Her house is bigger than mine.

Rather than

Used to indicate a preference or choice between two options.

Example: I would rather go to the beach than to the mountains.

More than 

Used to indicate a higher amount or degree.

Example: He earns more than his wife.

Less than 

Used to indicate a lower amount or degree.

Example: The temperature is less than 10 degrees Celsius.

Just like

Used to indicate a similarity between two or more things or people.

Example: Her personality is just like her mother's.

Similar to 

Used to indicate a similarity between two or more things or people.

Example: His writing style is similar to that of Shakespeare.

In comparison to/with

Used to compare two or more things or people.

Example: In comparison to other cities, New York has a high crime rate.

These prepositions of comparison help us to compare and contrast two or more things or people. Using these prepositions correctly can make our communication more clear and more effective.