Prepositions and Prepositions of Place - Review

Prepositions and Prepositions of Place

Review, pages 79 and 80

Prepositions are words that connect nouns and pronouns to other words in a sentence.

Prepositions can tell us where something is, or when something happened.

In, on, at

are commom prepositions we use to talk about a place or time.

Exercise

Complete the following chart using examples with the prepositions in, on, and at.

The first ones have been done for you.

Exercise

Look at Marina's weekly schedule in your book. Then, answer the questions using a complete sentence and a preposition of time (at, on, in).

This is from your book.

Multiple Choice

When does Marina have math tutoring?

• Marina has math tutoring on Mondays and Wednesdays.

• Marina on Fridays and Wednesdays.

• marina have math on sundayt and Wednesdays

• marina has math tutoring on monday and wednesdays.

Open Ended

At what time is Marina's dentist appointment?

Open Ended

At what time does Marina have math tutoring?

Open Ended

Is she going to the movies in the morning or in the evening?

Exercise, page 80: We use prepositions to talk about where something is located and to give directions.

• Circle the preposition in each sentence.

• Draw a picture to match the sentence.

The preposition is circled and the drawing matches the sentence.

For tomorrow's class:

Check the video about Adverbs from the guide.