The document provides information about prepositional phrases including: - A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition, its object, and any modifiers of the object. - The object of the preposition is a noun or pronoun that completes the prepositional phrase. - Prepositional phrases can modify nouns, verbs, and complete clauses.

2. a group of words made up of
preposition, its object, and any of
the object’s modifier
Example:
The moonlight shone through the
open window.
preposition
object
through

3. *Object of the preposition is a noun or
pronoun that completes the prepositional
phrase.
EXAMPLE:*A preposition must always
have an object.
He makes me lie down in green
pastures.
in
Prepositional phrase
pasture
Object of P.Preposition

4. It can modify nouns, verbs, and
complete clauses.

5. MOTIVATION

6. Fromthe3columnsprovided,makeapatterntoformasmany
completesentencesasyoucan.
Example:
AAB=Thegirllovestowalkunderthetree.
I II III
A. The girl loves to walk
B. The dog sat
C. You should attend the
meeting
D. I saw a bird
E. Spiders do not usually build
webs
A. under
B. in
C. near
D. during
E. at
F. on
G. beside
A. the market.
B. the tree.
C. the city.
D. the school.
E. the morning.
F. the beautiful lake.
G. sunset.

7. ACTIVITY

8. 1. Make a story out of the pictures flashed in
the LCD Projector.
2. All of the pictures should be used in the entire
story.
3. Each group will be having a representative to
present your group work.
Instruction:

9.  Pictures:
 Bag, Mother, Alarm Clock, Chicken,
School, Park, Baby, Ice Cream, Pencil,Toy,
soap, ad sleeping cat.


10. Creativity – 40%
Content – 40%
Teamwork – 10%
Presentation – 10%
100%
Rubrics of theActivity

11. APPLICATION

12. Makeaprepositionalphraseoutofthefrequentused
prepositions:near like like
about around between
above at beyond
across before before
but after behind
by among below
down during through
into from near

13. EVALUATION

14. Read the fable below, then encircle the preposition and underline
the prepositional phrase in each numbered sentences.
1) On a summer day, a grasshopper was hopping around happily.
(2)Then an ant came along, dragging with great effort a large piece
of corn toward her nest. (3)The grasshopper laughed at the ant. (4)
Then he invited the ant to come and sing for a while instead of
working so hard. (5)The ant replied that she was helping to store
away food for the winter, and she suggested that the grasshopper
should do it too.
(6)"Why bother about winter?" said the grasshopper.
(7)"We have plenty of food right now." (8)But the ant went on its
way and continued its work. (9)When the winter came the
grasshopper had no food and found itself dying of hunger, while it
saw that the ants had plenty of corn and grain from the stores they
had collected in the summer. (10)Then the grasshopper knew: it is
best to prepare for the time of necessity.