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Prepositions Written and oral language conventions 1.1

Prepositions Written and oral language conventions 1.1. Lesson 1: Memorizing prepositions. Prepositions:.

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Prepositions Written and oral language conventions 1.1

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  1. PrepositionsWritten and oral language conventions 1.1 Lesson 1: Memorizing prepositions

  2. Prepositions: • By definition, a preposition is “a relation or function word…that connects a word, usually a noun or pronoun, to another element of the sentence, as to a verb, to a noun, or to an adjective…”

  3. About Above Across After Against Along Amid Among Around At The First Ten

  4. Quiz #1 • Using the paper provided: • Put your name and date it • Number one to ten • List the first ten prepositions

  5. About Above Across After Against Along Amid Among Around At Atop Before Behind Below Beneath Beside Between Beyond But (meaning except) By Twenty Prepositions

  6. Quiz #2 • Using the paper provided: • Put your name and date it • Number one to twenty • List twenty prepositions

  7. About Above Across After Against Along Amid Among Around At Atop Before Behind Below Beneath Beside Between Beyond But (meaning except) By Thirty Prepositions • Concerning • Down • During • Except • For • From • In • Inside • Into • Like

  8. Quiz #3 • Using the paper provided: • Put your name and date it • Number one to thirty • List thirty prepositions

  9. About Above Across After Against Along Amid Among Around At Atop Before Behind Below Beneath Beside Between Beyond But By Forty Prepositions • Concerning • Down • During • Except • For • From • In • Inside • Into • Like • Near • Of • Off • On • Onto • Out • Outside • Over • Past • Regarding

  10. Quiz #4 • Using the paper provided: • Put your name and date it • Number one to forty • List forty prepositions

  11. About Above Across After Against Along Amid Among Around At Atop Before Behind Below Beneath Beside Between Beyond But By 50 Prepositions • Concerning • Down • During • Except • For • From • In • Inside • Into • Like • Since • Through • Throughout • To • Toward • Under • Underneath • Until • Up • Upon • Near • Of • Off • On • Onto • Out • Outside • Over • Past • Regarding

  12. Quiz #5 • Using the paper provided: • Put your name and date it • Number one to fifty • List fifty prepositions

  13. About Above Across After Against Along Amid Among Around At Atop Before Behind Below Beneath Beside Between Beyond But By 53 Prepositions • Concerning • Down • During • Except • For • From • In • Inside • Into • Like • Since • Through • Throughout • To • Toward • Under • Underneath • Until • Up • Upon • With • Within • Without • Near • Of • Off • On • Onto • Out • Outside • Over • Past • Regarding

  14. Final Quiz: • Using the paper provided: • Put your name and date it • Number one to fifty-three • List fifty-three prepositions

  15. Introduction to Prepositional Phrases

  16. Prepositional Phrases • A prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun. • That noun or pronoun is called the object of the preposition. • For example: • with my grandfather • “With” is the preposition. • “Grandfather” is the object of the preposition. • “With my grandfather” is a prepositional phrase.

  17. The easiest way to identify a prepositional phrase is that it will start with a preposition and ends with a “thing”. • For example: • The boy looked at a magazine. • “At” is the preposition • “Magazine” is the object of the preposition or the “thing” • “At a magazine” is the prepositional phrase

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