English II FC-1224
DEFINITION:


    There are about 50 words in English that function as prepositions. The
    purpose of a preposition is to connect a certain word in a sentence to a noun
    or pronoun. They express such ideas as location, destination, direction of
    motion, time, manner, and so on. A preposition is always followed by a noun
    construction, and the two make a phrase. They tell where, when, why, or
    whose. Examples:
      where = in the garden
      when = until Monday
      why = because of the bad weather
      how = by train
      whose = of the bridge
Some commonly used PREPOSITIONS are:



about      behind      for       since
above      below       from       through
across     beside      in         to
after      between     of         under
along      by          off        until
around     despite     on         up
at         down        out        with
before     during      over       without
beyond     ahead       into       toward
Examples of prepositions :

 Some prepositions indicate either position or direction in
 different sentences. Which of the italicized prepositions
 indicate position and which direction in these sentences?
 1. Shirley stayed inside the car.
 2. The explorers traveled across the snow.
 3. I saw a man ahead of me.
 4. Jack wants to sit by Joyce.
 5. I walked by the theater last night.
 6. She works in the kitchen.
Example of prepositions:

 Some prepositions indicate either position or direction in
 different sentences. Which of the italicized prepositions
 indicate position and which direction in these sentences?
 1. Shirley stayed inside the car. (position)
 2. The explorers traveled across the snow. (direction)
 3. I saw a man ahead of me. (position)
 4. Jack wants to sit by Joyce. (position)
 5. I walked by the theater last night. (direction)
 6. She works in the kitchen. (position)
EXERCISES:

A)   Choose the most suitable preposition from the parentheses and
     complete the following sentences.
1. Birds fly __________ the meadows. (outside, over, in front of)
2. Let´s walk __________ the rain. (inside, in, under)
3. There is a lake __________ the field. (beyond, through, under)
4. I parked __________ the driveway. (inside, against, near)
5. The cat fell __________ a tub of water. (into, to, toward)
6. Let´s go __________ the movies tonight. (up, into, to)
7. The dog walked __________ the tree (down, toward, upon)
8. She took some candies __________ her pocket (beside, off, out of)

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Preposition use presentation

  • 2. DEFINITION: There are about 50 words in English that function as prepositions. The purpose of a preposition is to connect a certain word in a sentence to a noun or pronoun. They express such ideas as location, destination, direction of motion, time, manner, and so on. A preposition is always followed by a noun construction, and the two make a phrase. They tell where, when, why, or whose. Examples:  where = in the garden  when = until Monday  why = because of the bad weather  how = by train  whose = of the bridge
  • 3. Some commonly used PREPOSITIONS are: about behind for since above below from through across beside in to after between of under along by off until around despite on up at down out with before during over without beyond ahead into toward
  • 4. Examples of prepositions : Some prepositions indicate either position or direction in different sentences. Which of the italicized prepositions indicate position and which direction in these sentences? 1. Shirley stayed inside the car. 2. The explorers traveled across the snow. 3. I saw a man ahead of me. 4. Jack wants to sit by Joyce. 5. I walked by the theater last night. 6. She works in the kitchen.
  • 5. Example of prepositions: Some prepositions indicate either position or direction in different sentences. Which of the italicized prepositions indicate position and which direction in these sentences? 1. Shirley stayed inside the car. (position) 2. The explorers traveled across the snow. (direction) 3. I saw a man ahead of me. (position) 4. Jack wants to sit by Joyce. (position) 5. I walked by the theater last night. (direction) 6. She works in the kitchen. (position)
  • 6. EXERCISES: A) Choose the most suitable preposition from the parentheses and complete the following sentences. 1. Birds fly __________ the meadows. (outside, over, in front of) 2. Let´s walk __________ the rain. (inside, in, under) 3. There is a lake __________ the field. (beyond, through, under) 4. I parked __________ the driveway. (inside, against, near) 5. The cat fell __________ a tub of water. (into, to, toward) 6. Let´s go __________ the movies tonight. (up, into, to) 7. The dog walked __________ the tree (down, toward, upon) 8. She took some candies __________ her pocket (beside, off, out of)