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Lesson 2 Prepositional Phrases

Here are the answers: 1. Adjective 2. Adverb 3. Adverb 4. Adverb 5. Adverb 6. Adjective 7. Adverb 8. Adjective 9. Adverb 10.Adverb

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Lesson 2 Prepositional Phrases

Here are the answers: 1. Adjective 2. Adverb 3. Adverb 4. Adverb 5. Adverb 6. Adjective 7. Adverb 8. Adjective 9. Adverb 10.Adverb

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• Cause and Effect (Using connector “Such …
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Followed by adjective and noun after ‘such’

 So..that = sangat…sehingga
Followed by adjective after ‘so’
Lesson 2
Prepositional Phrases

By Shinta Ragil
What is preposition?
After you watched the video..

• What is preposition?
• How many kinds of preposition?
• What are they?
• Do you ever known preposition?
• What is the example?
Preposition
A preposition is a word used to
link noun, pronouns, or phrases to
other words within a sentence.
They act to connect the people,
objects, time and locations of a
sentence. 
Prepositions are usually short
words, and they are normally placed
directly in front of nouns.
Prepositions:
Here’s the example of preposition:
Kinds of Preposition

Preposition of Preposition of
time place

Preposition of
movement
Preposition of time
Preposition of Place
What is Prepositional Phrases??

are groups of words containing


prepositions and object (noun) as
adverb

“Preposition + Object of preposition


(noun, pronoun, noun phrase)”.
Example

 He went in the living room to find his car


key
 The book is inside of the bag 
 The cat is under the chair
 The library is between the supermarket
and the school
 The Bromo mountain is about 3000 mdpl
 They walked across that bridge
 We flew above the clouds.
Match these prepositional phrases!

Preposition

Into Behind Across Over Between

Under Alongside During Beside Around

Noun Phrases

The curb The room The sea The rain The fire

The bank
The cup-
The river The street and the The bed
board post office
Let’s practice!
Mr. Umar : I’d like to make a dinner reservation for 3
people on Saturday night
Waiter : What time would you like?
Mr. Umar : At 7 p.m.
Waiter : What table would you like to sit?
Mr. Umar : I’d like to sit on the table near the fish pond
Waiter : I’m sorry. It is reserved at 7 p.m. What
about at 8, Sir?
Mr. Umar : Yes, that’s alright
Waiter : What’s your name, Sir?
Mr. Umar : Umar Yani
Waiter : Thank you, Sir. We’ll see you at 8 p.m. on
the table near the fish pond on
Saturday night.
Prepositional Phrases

Adjective prepositional phrases

Adverb prepositional phrases


Adjective prepositional phrases

Definition

An adjective prepositional phrase describes a noun or


pronoun. It answers the questions which one, what
kind, how much, or how many.

Examples

 The book on the table is mine.


 The man under that tree is sleeping.
 The mirror behind the door is broken.
Adverb prepositional phrases

Definition

Adverb prepositional phrases modify a verb, adjective, or


adverb. They usually tell when, where, how, why, or to
what extent (how many, how much, how long, or how
far), and under what condition.

Examples
 My father always warm his car up before driving.
 Kartika is sitting near the open window.
 During your training period at the company, you
will get paid.
See the differences!
Prepositional Phrase that function as an adjective
 The present inside the big box is mine
 The extra blanket under the bed is my sister’s
blanket
 The car beside the bus is the one I want to
buy

Prepositional Phrase that function as an adverb


 I will climb up the highest mountain in Papua
next month
 Until today, I had never heard that news
Decide these sentences are used
as adjective or adverbs
1. The river outside the boundary is dangerous to cross
2. All the passengers abroad the bullet train were frightened when
they heard the explosion
3. My shopping list needs to be put into my purse, so that I won’t for-
get it
4. We will order pizza during the break
5. Put the fresh flowers in the Chinese ceramic vase
6. The clues within the first few chapters will lead to the murderer
7. Before the first period, Josh borrowed a pencil from his classmate
8. The sweet potatoes in the vegetable bin are green with mold
9. Feeling brave, we tried the Devil Chili paste at the Primadona
Restaurant
10.After school, the children play volleyball at the park near the river

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