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Prepositional Phrases with AT
Prepositions create difficulties for English language learners. To master their usage, close attention must be paid to spoken and written language. Keeping a dictionary handy is advised. Prepositions link nouns, pronouns, and phrases to other words. A prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with a noun, pronoun, gerund, or clause. Prepositional phrases mostly function as adjectives or adverbs by providing more information about nouns or verbs. The document then examines different prepositional phrases using "at".
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- 1. Prepositions create abig confusion for students who learn English as a second language. If you want to master the preposition usage you have to pay close attention to speech and written word. My advice is to keep a good dictionary close at hand.
- 2. Remember that apreposition links nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence. A prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with a noun, pronoun, gerund, or clause.
- 3. A prepositional phrasemost often functions as an adjective or adverb. That means it provides more information about a noun or a verb. In this lesson we are going to study Prepositional Phrases with AT.
- 4. Prepositional Phrases withat at the beginning of E.g. I joined the army at the beginning of the year.
- 5. Prepositional Phrases withat at first sight E.g. We met at a party and it was love at first sight.
- 6. Prepositional Phrases withat at the moment E.g. I am reading a very interesting book at the moment.
- 7. Prepositional Phrases withat at random E.g. The people for this experiment were chosen at random.
- 8. Prepositional Phrases withat at last E.g. I had been sending emails to that company for a long time until someone replied at last.
- 9. Prepositional Phrases withat at the latest E.g. You can go out but you have to be home by 10 at the latest.
- 10. Prepositional Phrases withat at least E.g. It’s very cold outside but at least it isn’t snowing.
- 11. Prepositional Phrases withat at the age of E.g. I learned to read at the age of 5.
- 12. Prepositional Phrases withat at a glance E.g. She knew at a glance that he was going to talk to her.
- 13. Prepositional Phrases withat at all costs E.g. I need to pass this job interview at all costs.
- 14. Prepositional Phrases withat at times E.g. At times, he felt very lonely.
- 15. Prepositional Phrases withat at length E.g. My boyfriend can speak at length about Romanian literature.
- 16. Prepositional Phrases withat at the weekend E.g. I love going out with my girlfriend at the weekend.
- 17. Prepositional Phrases withat at...km per hour E.g. She was fined 200 lei for driving at 150 km per hour.
- 18. Prepositional Phrases withat at the door E.g. There’s somebody at the door.
- 19. Prepositional Phrases withat at hand E.g. I always have my phone at hand in case I need to make an urgent call.
- 20. Prepositional Phrases withat at any rate E.g. At any rate, I don’t think you should sell your car.
- 21. Prepositional Phrases withat at first E.g. At first, I was very interested in this course but now I’m not.
- 22. Prepositional Phrases withat at midday/midnight E.g. She returned home at midnight as she was afraid of walking alone in the dark.
- 23. Prepositional Phrases withat at present E.g. At present, I am studying Italian history.
- 24. Prepositional Phrases withat at night E.g. She couldn’t sleep at night. She preferred to sleep during the day.
- 25. Prepositional Phrases withat at the bottom of E.g. There’s a museum at the bottom of this hill.
- 26. Prepositional Phrases withat at the end E.g. I’m going to Rome at the end of the month.
- 27. Prepositional Phrases withat at a guess E.g. At a guess, 200 people came to the wedding.
- 28. Prepositional Phrases withat at short notice E.g. He knew he could be fired at short notice if he made any kind of mistake.
- 29. Prepositional Phrases withat at fault E.g. Who was at fault for the accident?
- 30. Prepositional Phrases withat at once E.g. He had two jobs at once just to pay for his son’s education.
- 31. Prepositional Phrases withat at the same time E.g She liked him a lot but at the same time she was afraid of him.
- 32. Prepositional Phrases withat at work E.g. He was at work when I called him so I couldn’t talk to him.
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