The document defines prepositions as words that relate nouns or pronouns to the rest of a sentence. It provides examples of how prepositions can indicate time, direction, location, and relationships. Specifically, it gives sample sentences demonstrating the use of common prepositions like before, after, up, down, beside, in front of, with, for, from, and except.

1. Prepositions
Modifying Sentences

2. Prepositions

3. Prepositions
• Definition

4. Prepositions
• Definition
• Relates a noun or pronoun to the rest of the
sentence

5. Prepositions
• Definition
• Relates a noun or pronoun to the rest of the
sentence
• Can relate to:

6. Prepositions
• Definition
• Relates a noun or pronoun to the rest of the
sentence
• Can relate to:
• TIME

7. Prepositions
• Definition
• Relates a noun or pronoun to the rest of the
sentence
• Can relate to:
• TIME
• DIRECTION

8. Prepositions
• Definition
• Relates a noun or pronoun to the rest of the
sentence
• Can relate to:
• TIME
• DIRECTION
• LOCATION

9. Prepositions
• Definition
• Relates a noun or pronoun to the rest of the
sentence
• Can relate to:
• TIME
• DIRECTION
• LOCATION
• RELATIONSHIP

10. Prepositions: Time

11. Prepositions: Time
• Basic sentence: I ate an apple.

12. Prepositions: Time
• Basic sentence: I ate an apple.
• I ate an apple before school.

13. Prepositions: Time
• Basic sentence: I ate an apple.
• I ate an apple before school.
• I ate an apple after school.

14. Prepositions: Time
• Basic sentence: I ate an apple.
• I ate an apple before school.
• I ate an apple after school.
• I ate an apple during school.

15. Preposition: Direction

16. Preposition: Direction
• Basic sentence: I walked.

17. Preposition: Direction
• Basic sentence: I walked.
• I walked up the hill.

18. Preposition: Direction
• Basic sentence: I walked.
• I walked up the hill.
• I walked down the hill.

19. Preposition: Direction
• Basic sentence: I walked.
• I walked up the hill.
• I walked down the hill.
• I walked beyond the hill.

20. Preposition: Direction
• Basic sentence: I walked.
• I walked up the hill.
• I walked down the hill.
• I walked beyond the hill.
• I walked around the hill.

21. Preposition: Location

22. Preposition: Location
• Basic sentence: I parked my car.

23. Preposition: Location
• Basic sentence: I parked my car.
• I parked my car beside the tree.

24. Preposition: Location
• Basic sentence: I parked my car.
• I parked my car beside the tree.
• I parked my car in front of the tree.

25. Preposition: Location
• Basic sentence: I parked my car.
• I parked my car beside the tree.
• I parked my car in front of the tree.
• I parked my car along the fence.

26. Preposition: Location
• Basic sentence: I parked my car.
• I parked my car beside the tree.
• I parked my car in front of the tree.
• I parked my car along the fence.
• I parked my car under the tree.

27. Preposition: Location
• Basic sentence: I parked my car.
• I parked my car beside the tree.
• I parked my car in front of the tree.
• I parked my car along the fence.
• I parked my car under the tree.
• I parked my car behind the building.

28. Preposition: Relationship

29. Preposition: Relationship
• Basic sentence: I went shopping.

30. Preposition: Relationship
• Basic sentence: I went shopping.
• I went shopping with my sister.

31. Preposition: Relationship
• Basic sentence: I went shopping.
• I went shopping with my sister.
• I went shopping for my sister.

32. Preposition: Relationship
• Basic sentence: I went shopping.
• I went shopping with my sister.
• I went shopping for my sister.
• I borrowed a dress from my sister.

33. Preposition: Relationship
• Basic sentence: I went shopping.
• I went shopping with my sister.
• I went shopping for my sister.
• I borrowed a dress from my sister.
• We got new pajamas except for my sister.