Prepositions: review
Key Notes:
π Prepositions (Review) π
π What is a Preposition? |
A preposition is a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and another word in the sentence.
- π It tells us where, when, how, or in what way something happens.
β¨ Examples of Prepositions |
- Place/Position π β in, on, under, over, near, between
- Time β° β at, in, on, during, after, before
- Direction/Movement π€οΈ β into, onto, towards, through, across
- Cause/Reason/Purpose π― β because of, due to, for, from
π Prepositional Phrase |
- π A preposition + object of the preposition (noun or pronoun).
- πΉ Example: under the bed, on the table, through the forest.
π§© Object of a Preposition |
The noun or pronoun that comes after a preposition.
πΉ Example: In βShe sat beside her friendβ,
- π Preposition = beside
- π Object = friend
π¨ Quick Examples |
- The cat is under the table. π±π¦
- We walked through the park. πΆββοΈπ³
- The keys are inside the drawer. πποΈ
- She arrived after lunch. ππ΄
π‘ Tips to Remember |
- Prepositions usually come before a noun or pronoun.
- Never put a verb right after a preposition.
- Think of prepositions as βlinking wordsβ between ideas.
π Prepositions make sentences clearer by showing connections! π
Let’s practice!