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University of Carabobo
Faculty of Sciences of Education
      School of Education




            MEC



       Floranyi Peraza
      Sandy Sangronis
        Eliana Navia
Prepositions of place
                  What is a preposition?

 It is a word that shows a relationship between a noun and
          some other word or element in a sentence.

  Now, we are going to study four important prepositions in
this lesson, click on each preposition to see its communicative
                            function

                   Behind           Under

                          In      on
Behind


We use it when something or someone
is in the opposite place of something or
             someone else.

  Example:

  The sun is behind the cloud
Under


We use it when something or someone
is below something or someone else.


  Example:

  The dog is under the table
In


We use it when something or someone
          is into something


  Example:

  The balls is in the box
On


We use it when something or someone
          is above something

 Example:

 The apple is on the table.
Okay, now you know
    how to use each
preposition, look at the
 following picture and
      the examples.
See the
animal
 The giraffe is         the bus

 The monkey is      the bus.

 The crocodile is            the bus.

 The tiger is     the bus.
Now that you know
 more about those
 prepositions, it is
  time to do some
     exercises.
Exercises
•Fill in the blank with the appropriate preposition of place (in, on,
behind, under)

1. The students are _____ the classroom.



2. The books are _______ the table.




3. The girl is _____ his mother.
Now, we are going
to introduce to you
  new vocabulary
   about a guy’s
family’s members.
Family




Hello, my name in Carlos, I live in New York and I am
         going to introduce to you my family.
On my father’s side these are my grand parents.




                                       This is Adrian and he
 This is Ana and she
                                        is my grandfather.
is my grandmother.
On my mother’s side these are my grand parents.




This is Zorarge and she              This is Manuel and he is
 is my grandmother.                     my grandfather.
These are my parents.




This is Sandy and she                  This is Luis and he is
    is my mother.                           my father.
These are my uncle and my aunt.




This is Ismary and she               This is Lenin and he is
      is my aunt.                           my uncle.
These are my siblings.




This is Betania and she               This is Jorge and he is
      is my sister.                        my brother.
These are my sons.




This is Genesis and she                        This is Wilmer and he is
   is my daughter.                                     my son.

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Prepositions pp2 (1)

  • 1. University of Carabobo Faculty of Sciences of Education School of Education MEC Floranyi Peraza Sandy Sangronis Eliana Navia
  • 2. Prepositions of place What is a preposition? It is a word that shows a relationship between a noun and some other word or element in a sentence. Now, we are going to study four important prepositions in this lesson, click on each preposition to see its communicative function Behind Under In on
  • 3. Behind We use it when something or someone is in the opposite place of something or someone else. Example: The sun is behind the cloud
  • 4. Under We use it when something or someone is below something or someone else. Example: The dog is under the table
  • 5. In We use it when something or someone is into something Example: The balls is in the box
  • 6. On We use it when something or someone is above something Example: The apple is on the table.
  • 7. Okay, now you know how to use each preposition, look at the following picture and the examples.
  • 9.  The giraffe is the bus  The monkey is the bus.  The crocodile is the bus.  The tiger is the bus.
  • 10. Now that you know more about those prepositions, it is time to do some exercises.
  • 11. Exercises •Fill in the blank with the appropriate preposition of place (in, on, behind, under) 1. The students are _____ the classroom. 2. The books are _______ the table. 3. The girl is _____ his mother.
  • 12. Now, we are going to introduce to you new vocabulary about a guy’s family’s members.
  • 13. Family Hello, my name in Carlos, I live in New York and I am going to introduce to you my family.
  • 14. On my father’s side these are my grand parents. This is Adrian and he This is Ana and she is my grandfather. is my grandmother.
  • 15. On my mother’s side these are my grand parents. This is Zorarge and she This is Manuel and he is is my grandmother. my grandfather.
  • 16. These are my parents. This is Sandy and she This is Luis and he is is my mother. my father.
  • 17. These are my uncle and my aunt. This is Ismary and she This is Lenin and he is is my aunt. my uncle.
  • 18. These are my siblings. This is Betania and she This is Jorge and he is is my sister. my brother.
  • 19. These are my sons. This is Genesis and she This is Wilmer and he is is my daughter. my son.