Time prepositions
Verbs and prepositions
Collocations (or
prepositional phrases)
Direction prepositions
Adjectives and prepositions
PREPOSITIONS
·Gene ral (bigg er): IN
·More Specific : ON
·Very Specific :AT
Is about verbs that require
a preposition before their
object. In a sense , the
preposition doesn't change
the meaning of the verb.
Collocations are two
words that go together,
and they are so common
that they are extremely
important.
Prepositions are words that
show things like time, place or
direction. In this case we are
going to do direction
prepositions.
We use these prepositions to
indicate locations of places in a
city or on a map.
The adjectives and prepositions
don’t have any norms, the only
way to learn them is practicing
and memorizing.
When the complement that goes
next to the adjective is a verb,
then we use -ing in the verb.
IN: We will use it when is neither an hour,
nor a moment of rest,nor an exact date or a day.
We use AT when we speak to time and specific location
and address
We use ON when we refer to days,
weekend on streets and avenues
Exemple: -In
-Before
-After
-At
-Down
-Across
-
Liza Polchenko , Lussy González , Toni
Rodrígues, Nico Puentes.
