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BELLWORK. We have a couple things to do! Intent to Return Forms Go over Homework together. PLANNER: HOMEWORK. Please do the preposition worksheet I give you!. Prepositions. 11-30-18. Prepositions.

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  1. BELLWORK We have a couple things to do! • Intent to Return Forms • Go over Homework together

  2. PLANNER: HOMEWORK Please do the preposition worksheet I give you!

  3. Prepositions 11-30-18

  4. Prepositions • A preposition is a word that relates a noun or pronoun that appears with it to another word in the sentence • These sentences connect phrases together to help them make sense • For example: • Manny hid behind the dumpster. • In this sentence, “behind” helps connect the subject (Manny) and the object (the dumpster)

  5. Preposition Chart! These are commonly used prepositions Please copy into your notes!

  6. Practice Look at the following excerpt of a poem and tell me where the prepositions might be. I’ve heard it in the chillest land And on the strangest Sea- Yet, never, in Extremity It asked a crumb- of Me.

  7. Prepositions • Along with prepositions that are one word, there are also such things as compound prepositions • There are two ways these are written: • As separate words • Combined together • Examples to come next!

  8. Compound Prepositions • Separate Word Examples: • According to • Ahead of • As of • In addition to • In spite of • Next to • Out of • Prior to

  9. Compound Prepositions • Combined Word Examples: • Without • Throughout • Into • Underneath • Outside • Inside

  10. More Practice Identify the preposition in the sentence. After, replace the preposition with another preposition that would make sense. • Her paint splattered above the sink, making a huge mess. • He threw his hat over the fence. • He sang near the stage. • Since the war, he hasn’t been the same. • She played outside.

  11. Prepositional Phrases • Like we talked about with transitive and intransitive verbs… • There are such things as prepositional phrases • A prepositional phrase is a group of words that includes a preposition and a noun or pronoun • Example: near the tall, gently swaying trees

  12. The Composition of a Prepositional Phrase • For a prepositional phrase, we have the preposition and the object of the preposition • This object relates itself to the preposition • For example: • On a fast break • Here, the preposition would be “on,” and the object of the preposition would be “break”

  13. More Practice! Identify the preposition and the object of the preposition in the following prepositional phrases. • Around the bend • To the sink • For the win • At the traffic light • On the amazing ride

  14. Now… the Preposition Song! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byszemY8Pl8 This song is kind of cute and catchy, and t might help us learn prepositions!

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