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    This document provides information about prepositions: - A preposition is a word that usually stands in front of a noun or pronoun and connects it to another noun, verb, or adjective. It usually indicates position, direction, or time. - Examples of prepositions are: on, in, over, across, on, since. - There is an exercise that asks the reader to fill in blanks with correct prepositions and write a paragraph using many prepositions.

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    This document provides information about prepositions: - A preposition is a word that usually stands in front of a noun or pronoun and connects it to another noun, verb, or adjective. It usually indicates position, direction, or time. - Examples of prepositions are: on, in, over, across, on, since. - There is an exercise that asks the reader to fill in blanks with correct prepositions and write a paragraph using many prepositions.

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    Name: _____________________________________________ Date: _____________________

    Prepositions
    What is a preposition?
    - A preposition is a word that usually stands in front of a noun or pronoun.
    - A preposition connects a noun to another noun, verb, or an adjective.
    - A preposition usually indicates a position or direction.
    - A preposition usually indicates time.
    Examples:
    o The boy is on the table.
    o We jumped in the lake.
    o The dog jumped over the wall.
    o The student walked across the hall.
    o The test is on Monday.
    o I haven’t seen you since last year.

    Directions: Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions.


    1. I have studied English _____________ two years.

    2. The bananas are _____________ the kitchen.

    3. The concert was _____________ the Comerica Theater.

    4. Kevin is standing _____________ Oscar.

    5. Pam needed to get _____________ the bus.

    6. Michael went to go see Holly _____________Saturday.

    7. Angela jumped _____________ the bed.

    8. Andy went _____________ bed early last night.

    9. Stanley went _____________ the bridge.

    10.The dog is _____________ the table.


    Directions: Write a short paragraph giving directions on how to do an activity or directions on
    getting to a place. It can be a recipe, how to get to a restaurant, or rules to a game. Use as
    many prepositions as you can.

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