This document discusses prepositions and prepositional pronouns in English and Spanish. It provides examples of common English prepositions like "of", "from", and "with". It then explains how many Spanish prepositions have "de" like "después de". It also discusses how direct object pronouns, indirect object pronouns, and prepositional pronouns differ between English and Spanish. Finally, it provides examples of common Spanish prepositional pronouns and asks the reader to provide the correct form for different prepositional phrases.

1. WHAT IS A PREPOSITION?
A preposition links nouns, pronouns and
phrases to other words in a sentence.
A preposition usually indicates the
temporal(time), spatial(place)or logical
(reason)relationship of its object to the rest
of the sentence.

2. ENGLISH PREPOSITIONS
Here are some samples:
of from
to at
in near
for under
over with

3. THESE ARE ALSO PREPOSITIONS:
between beneath
during before
beside inside
outside

4. LOTS OF PREPOCITIONS EN ESPAÑOL
HAVE “DE” :
después de--after
antes de--before
debajo de—under
cerca de--near
al lado de--beside
dentro de--inside
fuera de--outside

5. BUT NOT ALL
entre—between con—with
en—in, at, on a—to
sobre—on, about de—from
durante—during por—for, by
para--for

6. EN INGLÉS
direct object pronouns (d.o.p), indirect
object pronouns (i.o.p), and
prepositional pronouns (p.p.) are all the
same:

7. D.O.P I.O.P P.P.
me us
you y’all
him, her, it them
Juan sees me.(DOP: who/what)
Juan gave me the rose.(IOP. To
whom/for whom)
Juan lives near me.

8. EN ESPAÑOL WE HAVE 3 SETS:
direct indirect
me nos me nos
te os te os
lo, la los, le les
las ¡Ojo! are the differences
These

9. PREPOSITIONAL
mí nosotros
ti vosotros
él, ella, Ud. ellos, ellas, Uds.

10. PRONOMBRES PREPOSICIONALES.
Prepositional pronouns are pronouns that
follow a preposition. They have the same
forms as subject pronouns, except the first-
person singular mí, and the second-person singular
ti.
The preposition con has special forms for the
first and the second-persons singular:
conmigo y contigo.
(with me and with you)

11. In addition to the direct or indirect object pronoun, a
phrase consistin
a + prepositional pronoun
is often used for emphasis or clarification.
For example with verbs like: gustar, encantar,
chocar, molestar, importar, interesar, quedar.
A ti te queda muy bien la camisa de cuadros.
A mí me gustan las sandalias de tacones.
A ella le chocan los jeans acampanados.
A nosotros no nos encantan los guantes.

12. ALGUNAS PREPOSICIONES
Voy a casa
Bebes café con ella.
Son de Chicago.
Canta desde niña.
Es para papá.
Está por allí.
Ganó sin mentir.
Está sobre la mesa
Están en WI.

14. Escribe la forma correcta del pronombre
preposicional:
1.Para____ 4. Por ____(me) 8. Después
(he) de___
2. Con ___ 5. En _______ (they [Masc.])
(you) (it F)
3. De ___(y’all 9.
in Spain) 6. Cerca de __ Behind__(Him)
(you[formal])
10. For
7. Sin___(us) ____(Her)