This document discusses prepositions and provides examples of their usage. It defines prepositions as words that usually stand in front of nouns and explain relationships of sequence, space and logic. It then gives fun facts about prepositions, noting that no new prepositions will be added to the language. The document proceeds to list various time and place prepositions like "on, in, at, since, for, ago" and provides examples of how each is used. Finally, it provides an exercise for students to practice using time and place prepositions to fill in blanks.
This document discusses prepositions and provides examples of their usage. It defines prepositions as words that usually stand in front of nouns and explain relationships of sequence, space and logic. It then gives fun facts about prepositions, noting that no new prepositions will be added to the language. The document proceeds to list various time and place prepositions like "on, in, at, since, for, ago" and provides examples of how each is used. Finally, it provides an exercise for students to practice using time and place prepositions to fill in blanks.
This document discusses prepositions and provides examples of their usage. It defines prepositions as words that usually stand in front of nouns and explain relationships of sequence, space and logic. It then gives fun facts about prepositions, noting that no new prepositions will be added to the language. The document proceeds to list various time and place prepositions like "on, in, at, since, for, ago" and provides examples of how each is used. Finally, it provides an exercise for students to practice using time and place prepositions to fill in blanks.
Meeting 3 – English II Navisatul Izzah What is preposition?
A preposition is word that usually stands in front of
nouns (sometimes also in front of gerund verbs). It explains relationships of sequence, space, and logic between the object of the sentence and the rest of the sentence. It helps us understand order, time connections, and positions. FUN FACT about PREPOSITION
No new preposition will get added to the language. It is
fixed.
Preposition cannot be plural, possessive, inflection, or
anything else.
Preposition have many contextual and natural uses.
Prepositions can be of one, two, three, or even more
words. PREPOSITION: TIME preposition usage example on ▪ days of the week ▪ on Monday in ▪ months / seasons ▪ in August / in winter ▪ time of day ▪ in the morning ▪ year ▪ in 2006 ▪ after a certain ▪ in an hour period of time (when?)
at ▪ for night ▪ at night
▪ for weekend ▪ at the weekend ▪ a certain point of ▪ at half past nine time (when?) PREPOSITION: TIME preposition usage example Since ▪ from a certain point of time (past till ▪ since 1980 now) For ▪ over a certain period of time (past till ▪ for 2 years now) Ago ▪ a certain time in the past ▪ 2 years ago Before ▪ earlier than a certain point of time ▪ before 2004 To ▪ telling the time ▪ ten to six (5:50) Past ▪ telling the time ▪ ten past six (6:10) To/till/until ▪ marking the beginning and end of a ▪ from Monday to/till period of time Friday Till/until ▪ in the sense of how long something is ▪ He is on holiday until going to last Friday. by ▪ in the sense of at the latest ▪ I will be back by 6 ▪ up to a certain time o’clock. ▪ By 11 o'clock, I had read five pages. Prepositions – Place (Position and Direction) preposition usage example In ▪ room, building, street, town, ▪ in the kitchen, in country London ▪ book, paper etc. ▪ in the book ▪ car, taxi ▪ in the car, in a taxi ▪ picture, world ▪ in the picture, in the world At ▪ meaning next to, by an object ▪ at the door, at the ▪ for table station ▪ for events ▪ at the table ▪ place where you are to do ▪ at a concert, at the something typical (watch a film, party study, work) ▪ at the cinema, at school, at work Prepositions – Place (Position and Direction) preposition usage example on ▪ attached ▪ the picture on the wall ▪ for a place with a river ▪ London lies on the ▪ being on a surface Thames. ▪ for a certain side (left, right) ▪ on the table ▪ for a floor in a house ▪ on the left ▪ for public transport ▪ on the first floor ▪ for television, radio ▪ on the bus, on a plane ▪ on TV, on the radio
by, next to, beside left or right of somebody or Jane is standing by /
something next to / beside the car. Other important Prepositions
Preposition Usage Example
From ▪ who gave it ▪ a present from Jane Of ▪ who/what does it belong to ▪ a page of the book ▪ what does it show ▪ the picture of a palace
by ▪ who made it ▪ a book by Mark Twain
on ▪ walking or riding on horseback ▪ on foot, on horseback ▪ entering a public transport ▪ get on the bus vehicle in ▪ entering a car / Taxi ▪ get in the car
off ▪ leaving a public transport ▪ get off the train
vehicle TODAY’S TASK DUE 8th March 2020, 23:55 1. Do the exercise by filling the blank with correct prepositions (10 numbers) 2. You only need to write the answer Example: A. EXERCISE – TIME 1. … 2, 3, 4, 5 …. B. EXERCISE – PLACE 1. … 2, 3, 4, 5 …. ASSIGNMENT MUST BE SUBMITTED IN THE FORM OF PDF AND UPLOADED IN E- LEARNING EXERCISE ON PREPOSITIONS- TIME
Fill in the correct prepositions.
1. Peter is playing tennis ____ Sunday.
2. My brother's birthday is ____ the 5th of November. 3. My birthday is ____ May. 4. We are going to see my parents ____ the weekend. 5. ____1666, a great fire broke out in London. Exercise on Prepositions – Place
1. ______ the picture, I can see a woman.
2. She is sitting ____ a chair. 3. Her feet are ____ the table. 4. ____ the table are a laptop, a paper, a calculator, an appointment calendar, two pens and a muffin. 5. The woman is looking ___ her laptop.