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    2. OBJECT PREPOSITION

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    2.

    Objects of prepositions

    • An object of preposition: is a noun or a pronoun that comes after a preposition

    • preposition: in, at , of, to, by, behind,on, with and so on, to form a prepositional phrase.
    • If the word is an object a preposition, it is not subject
    ex: (after his exam) Tom will take a trip (by boat)
    This sentence contains two Objects of prepositions.
    Exam is the object of preposition after and
    boat is the object of preposition by.
    • EX: With his friend ___ found the movie theater.
    A. Has
    B. He
    C. Later
    D. When
    The best aswer is B

    ABOUT BEHIND EXCEPT ON UNDER


    ABOVE BELOW FOR ONTO UNDERNEATH
    ACROSS
    BENEATH FROM OUTSIDE UNLIKE
    AFTER
    BESIDE IN OVER UNTIL
    AGAINST
    BETWEEN INSIDE PAST UP
    ALONG
    BEYOND INTO SINCE UPON
    AMONG
    BY LIKE THROUGH VERSUS
    AROUND
    DESPITE NEAR THROUGHOUT WITH
    AS
    DOWN OF TO WITHIN
    AT
    DURING OFF TOWARD WITHOUT
    Exercise 2: Objects of preposition

    Each of the following sentences contains one or more prepositional phrases. Underline the
    subjects once and the verb twice. Circle prepositional phrase before verb. Then indicate if the
    sentences are correct (C) or incorrect (I).

    1. The interviews by radio broadcaster were carried live by the station.


    2. In the last possible moment before take off took his seat in the airplane.
    3. At the neighborhood flower shop, flowers in quantities of a dozen or a half dozen can be
    delivered for free.
    4. The progressive reading methods at this school are given credit for the improved test
    scores.
    5. For the last three years at various hospitals in the country has been practicing medicine.

    6. In the past a carrier in politics was not considered acceptable in some circles.
    7. Shopping in the downtown area of the city it has improved a lot in recent years.
    8. At the building site the carpenters with the most experience were given the most intricate
    work.
    9. For the fever and headache took two aspirin tablets.
    10. The report with complete documentation was delivered at the conference.

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