English preposition

Prepositions are words or word groups which begin a noun phrase with more than one word. Most prepositions tell where or when, or show possession.
Prepositions like in, beside, above, and out of all tell where, and are usually used with nouns or pronouns. Some examples with the phrases underlined: "The man sat close to his wife. He put his arm around her shoulder. Then he kissed her on the cheek."
Prepositions like right after, until, during, and before all tell when. "Mr. Prasad had an important meeting until ten o'clock. During the meeting, his cell phone rang. It was his wife. She asked him to come straight home right after work."
The prepositions of and to are used to show possession, or belonging-to: "This book belongs to Vlad. The cover of the book is torn."

from, to, during 係屬於邊一個type of preposition?
from can be used for telling when and where, time and place.
From 9-10pm, From London to Cambridge.
During is just for time. I slept during the concert.

Here is a list of Prepositions:

About
Above
Across
After
Along
Among
As
At
Before
Behind
Below
Beneath
Between
By
Because of
Down
During
Except
For
From
In
Into
Inside
Instead of
Near
Next to
Of
Off
On
Outside
Past
Out of
Round
Since
Than
Through
Till
To
Under
Underneath
Until
Unto
Upon
Without
With
Within