The word preparatory is obtained from the verb prepare. It has its origin in Latin and is taken from the word prepare. It was adapted preparer by Old French and as preparen by Middle English. The verb prepare means 'fix, fit, make, prime, ready, arrange, lay-out, schedule and work out'. Preparatory is an adjective. When something is referred to as preparatory, it is introductory, basic or elementary. For example: preparatory arrangements. These are the arrangements that are designed to prepare.
Preparatory also refers to the education or teaching that prepares a child for further education. Such a school is called preparatory school. If something is done preparatory to something, then it is said to be done in advance. For example: she met with the press preparatory to the world tour.
Preparatory also refers to the education or teaching that prepares a child for further education. Such a school is called preparatory school. If something is done preparatory to something, then it is said to be done in advance. For example: she met with the press preparatory to the world tour.
