The prepositions 'as', 'for', and 'in' serve different grammatical functions: 'as' indicates a role or profession (e.g., 'Work as a doctor'), 'for' indicates purpose or employment (e.g., 'Work for a company'), and 'in' indicates a field or domain (e.g., 'Work in a field').
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