Prepositions

• English
• Secondary Education

Learning Outcomes

• Learners will be able to -
• recall the concept of prepositions.
• Identify the difference and correct use of certain prepositions like since, for , from, among, between , until , till etc.
  
• rewrite sentences by replacing the wrong preposition with the correct one.
  
• frame sentences using prepositions.
  
• list the pairs of opposites for the given prepositions.

Q- Choose the most appropriate preposition to complete the sentence.
1- The teacher walked______ the classroom to take her class.

1. in
2. into
3. out of
4. from

Q- Choose the most appropriate preposition to complete the sentence.
2- The teacher walked______ the class when the bell rang at the end of the period.

1. in
2. into
3. out of
4. from

Q- Choose the most appropriate preposition to complete the sentence.
3- The calendar is _____ the clock and the cupboard.

1. between
2. among
3. on
4. over

Q- Choose the most appropriate preposition to complete the sentence.
4- Distribute the laddoos_____ all your friends.

1. between
2. among
3. on
4. over

Q- Choose the most appropriate preposition to complete the sentence.
5- I have three other pencils____ this one.

1. beside
2. besides

Look around , spot any two objects in your room. Write two sentences using preposition of place/location to describe where the objects are .

Imagine yourself to be a bird. Write in 5-6 sentences using preposition of movement and direction only to list down the activities you would do as a bird.

Preposition Bingo

Q- Choose the most appropriate preposition to complete the sentence.
6- My father leaves home___8.00 am ____ the morning and returns___ night.

1. at,in,on
2. on,in,at
3. at,in,at
4. in,at,on

Drag the preposition to its opposite to complete each pair.

BEFORE

ABOVE

IN FRONT OF

OUTSIDE

OFF

BELOW

BEHIND

AFTER

INSIDE

ON

NOW, I CAN:
-recall prepositions
-distinguish between various types of prepositions.
- complete sentences using different kinds of prepositions.
-mark the correct use of certain prepositions.
-pair the opposites of prepositions.

1. Agree
2. Strongly Agree
3. I need some help
4. Not sure