Prepositions Sucks !

 Everytime I do mistakes using prepositions, many time it makes me feel furious, but everyone have the same problem so, I go ahead.
 I've took a look on some tips, to post here for you guys, I also found some exercises that I tried to do, and answered wrong lots of questions --' Arghh ... Prepositions Sucks !

The most usefull prepositions are, at/on/in, so here you are some examples:

INMonths: In January	City: In Orlando
Year, Century : in 1995	State: In Arkansas
Season: in winter	Country: in Brazil
Time of the day: in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening	Continent: In Afric

ON

Days of the week: on Sunday	Street, avenue, square: on Portugal Avenue, on May 4th square, on Av. Jason.M
Date:on Christimas day, on April 3rd

AT

Hour: at 7 am	Address: at 785 Washington St.
Holiday: At Christmas	Places: at the club, at the airport, at a party

If the prepositions was only that three it would be great, isn't it ? But, unfortunately there are lots of, such as:

Above: acima de: John’s apartment is above Mara’s. About: sobre, a respeito de: Tell me about your life.

Across: através de, do outro lado: The dog swam across the river.

After: depois de: She always arrives after 9 o’clock.

Against: contra: The motorbike was against the wall.

Among: entre (vários): The pencil was among the books.

Around: em volta de: They travelled all around the world.

Before: antes de: She never arrives before 7 o’clock.

Behind: atrás de: Tim is behind Peter.

Below: abaixo de: Mara lives below John.

Beside: ao lado de: The earphones are beside the monitor.

Besides: além de: Besides English, she can also speak Russian.

Between: entre (dois): He was sitting between the two old ladies.

Beyond: além de: The valley is beyond the mountains.

But: exceto: Everybody went to the party, but Philip.

By: por, junto, ao lado de: Let’s rest by the fireplace. They live by the sea.

Down: abaixo, para baixo. Please, put the volume down. Up: acima, para cima Their house is halfway down/up the hill

During: durante: He was in the army during the war.

For: a favor de: He who’s not for us is against us.

For: por, para, há (tempo) The train for Moscow leaves at noon. Fresh air is good for health. They’ve lived here for ages.

From: de (origem): Where are you from?

In front of: na frente de: Peter is in front of Tim.

Inside/outside: dentro de/fora de: Let the dog sleep inside/outside the house.

Instead of: em vez de: You should be studying instead of playing video-games.

Into: para dentro, em: The cars disappeared into the mist.

Like: como: What’s that like?

Near: perto de: The post office is near the cathedral.

Off: para fora (de uma superfície): Marky fell off his bike.

Out of: para fora de: Take these books out of the box.

Over: sobre, acima de, por cima de: I´m gonna jump over the window. There were over 1.000 people in the concert Throw the stone over the wall

Since: desde: I’ve known her since 1995.

Through: através de: The soldiers walked through the forest.

Till/until: até (tempo): The book won’t arrive till tomorrow.

To: para: People say that Teresa will go to France next week.

Towards: para, em direção a: The nasty boy threw the stone towards the window.

Under: em baixo de: The cat lays under the bed.

With/without: com/sem: Go with us! I can’t live without you.

Within: dentro de : The noise came from within the stable.

 That is all, Lets see if those tips can helped us, take a look on the exercises below, try to answer it, and tell me, how it was, right ?
http://www.better-english.com/grammar/prepositions.htm