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Identifying prepositions

Using prepositions to tell where or when.

Prepositions are words which often tell us where or when something is .  Common prepositions include at, above, before, to, in, from, beside, between, by and about .   In these worksheets students identify the preposition in each sentence.

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In these Year 4 prepositions worksheets , your children will be presented with an illustration featuring a family enjoying a picnic. Their task is to identify three prepositions within the image. Subsequently, they will construct three sentences describing the illustration, incorporating their chosen prepositions. Following this, pupils will underline the preposition in each sentence and classify it based on whether it indicates place (where), time (when) or cause (why).

This worksheet serves as an effective tool for elevating the understanding of prepositions, encouraging pupils to not only identify prepositions but also apply them in sentence construction. Additionally, it fosters awareness that prepositions can convey different meanings related to place, time or cause.

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Prepositions are words that express locations in time and space. They indicate relationships between nouns and other words. Learning prepositions is cornerstone to understanding the English language. Since prepositions are used quite frequently, it is worth taking the time to learn them.

It's often said that one shouldn't end one's sentences with a preposition. Most grammarians now agree that this is NOT a rule but a signal. There is nothing wrong with ending a clause or sentence with a preposition, but it's often an indication that the preposition is redundant or unnecessary. For example: Where did you go to school at?

This is grammatically incorrect, not because it ends with a preposition, but because the preposition is redundant. The example sentence should just say, Where did you go to school? The preposition at adds nothing to the sentence. It is unnecessary and should be removed. So while there is nothing wrong with ending a sentence with a preposition, it is often a signal that your preposition is redundant. Try to avoid constructing sentences with redundant prepositions .

Here are some preposition worksheets and activities that I've developed over the years. I hope that these resources help you achieve your goals.

Interesting Classroom Activities with Prepositions

Here are a couple of interesting ways to teach prepositions:

• Practice Use: Hold a book above a desk. Ask students where the book is. Hold the book below the desk. Ask students to describe where the book is in relation to the desk. Move the book on the side of the desk, behind the desk, and in front of the desk, asking students to describe the location of the book in relation to the desk. Make the connection that prepositions are words that show location. Do a similar activity with their class period in relation to their lunch period to show how prepositions express time relations as well.
• The Poser Game: Have one student leave the room. Have another student volunteer get up and hold a crazy pose, like a statue. Students should use prepositions to describe, with as much detail as possible, how the student is positioned. Then, the student on the outside is invited back into the classroom. Students try to have the new arrival replicate the pose of the former based on their descriptions.

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Prepositions Lesson - Here is an animated PowerPoint slideshow covering prepositions. It provides definitions, examples, and practice problems. There are two versions of this presentation: one with sounds and one without. The one with sounds has voice actors reading the examples. Some students may find this distracting, however, so I have also included a version of this lesson without sounds. Would you like to see how I present this lesson? Click on the YouTube video posted after the links to the lesson. Prepositions Lesson - With Sounds | PPTX Prepositions Lesson - Without Sounds | PPTX

Prepositional Phrases Lesson - Prepositional phrases connect prepositions and their objects. This PowerPoint slideshow will help students understand, identify, and better use prepositional phrases. It includes definitions, examples, and practice problems. I've included the files with and without sound effects. I've also embedded a video of this lesson below. Prepositional Phrases Lesson - With Sounds | PPTX Prepositional Phrases Lesson - Without Sounds | PPTX

Prepositions Lesson 2 - Here is an older slideshow lesson that also explains prepositions. It provides a list of common prepositions and includes a practice activity where students identify prepositions in sentences. Prepositions Lesson PPT

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Cindy wilson.

The worksheets are not compatible. There seems to be a glitch.

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nice videos and nice examples

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Thank you very much for the wonderful site, really helped me.

what is difference between who works in the office? who does work in the office?

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In the first sentence, the predicate is “works.” In the second sentence, the predicate is “does” and “work” is an object. It is a thing that an unknown individual does. Both sentences express the same idea. More native speakers of English would probably use the first sentence.

Your Preposition Worksheet 2 directions say that each sentence will at least 2 prepositions. The answer key says that two of the sentences have only one preposition. Which is the error?

I see why that was confusing. Thank you for reporting this.

I updated the worksheet sometime ago and forgot about the 2 prepositions per sentence rule that I had established.

I have fixed the sentences that did not have 2 prepositions, and some of the other awkwardly phrased sentences.

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Dr. Clifton Drawdy

One should never end a sentence with a preposition because all prepositions must have an object. Please quit dumbing down grammar.

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In reference to the previous comment and your reply back on Sept. 3, 2015, I’d be interested in knowing whether the corrections were made to the worksheets. Please provide an update on the status of what is currently online as of April 13, 2016. Thank you.

Thank you for reporting these errors.

I’m sorry that it took nine months to fix.

The errors have been addressed: http://www.ereadingworksheets.com/free-grammar-worksheets/prepositions-worksheet-answers.html

If not for your persistence, it would have taken much longer.

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As of April 12, 2016, were the corrections made the worksheets on prepositional phrases?

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I think some of the words you marked as prepositions on your worksheet are actually subordinating conjunctions.(dependent clauses)

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A preposition is a word that shows position or direction or introduces a prepositional phrase. It expresses relation to another word in the clause. A preposition always precedes a noun to show the noun's relationship to another word in the sentence. The word or phase that the preposition introduces is called the object of the preposition. Common prepositions include (up, around, under, over, above, besides, between etc...) Learn more about prepositions by using our free prepositions worksheets below.

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Preposition resources – 9 of the best examples, activities and worksheets for KS2 English

Over, under, in and out, that's what prepositions are all about! Well, there's a bit more to it than that, so these lesson ideas and more will help you teach this topic in your classroom…

What is a preposition?

According to the Cambridge dictionary , a preposition is “a word that is used before a noun, a noun phrase, or a pronoun, connecting it to another word”.

Sadly, this definition is probably of little use to children, so they may need to see them in context to fully understand.

The School Run explains that prepositions are “linking words in a sentence” and that “We use prepositions to explain where things are in time or space.

“Prepositions tell us where something is (for example, beside, under, on, against, beneath or over) or when something is happening (for example: until, during, after, before or more specifically ‘on Christmas Day’, ‘at 12 o’clock’ or ‘in August’).

Preposition examples

The School Run entry above also features a preposition list of some of the most commonly used ones in English:

What is a prepositional phrase?

Here’s an excellent guide from Grammarly that defines them like this:

“A prepositional phrase is a group of words consisting of a preposition, its object, and any words that modify the object. Most of the time, a prepositional phrase modifies a verb or a noun. These two kinds of prepositional phrases are called adverbial phrases and adjectival phrases, respectively.”

Prepositional phrase examples

This list here neatly separates the prepositional phrases into commonly used (eg ‘around the world’, ‘off the top’), ones acting as adverbs (‘The present inside the big box is mine’) and ones acting as adverbs (‘Our team won against all odds ‘).

While this list includes short explanations as to what the prepositional phrase in each sentence is.

Next up, it’s the teaching resources.

1 | Preposition cards and posters

This free pack contains posters and cards illustrating 19 different prepositions to support activities in KS2 SPaG/GPS lessons.

There are two versions of each poster – labelled with the preposition and unlabelled – and four sizes – cards for table use, labelled poster, blank posters for your class to add their own text in the speech bubbles provided, giant blank poster.

Get this free resource here.

2 | Prepositions SPaG challenge mat

This review mat for Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling is an excellent way to revise and practise using prepositions.

The worksheets are divided into five different types of activity, including writing challenges and GPS sample test questions.

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3 | ‘Can you name all the prepositions?’ quiz

Can you name the complete set of single-word prepositions found in the Merriam-Webster dictionary? You get eight minutes to try to name all 129 of them. Chances are you won’t, but it’s great fun giving it a go.

Plus, you’ll kick yourself when you missed something obvious like ‘under’, or you got ‘on’, but not ‘onto’.

Give it a play here.

4 | ‘Missing preposition in song titles’ quiz

While you’re in the quizzing mood, why not try this one that we created, which features song titles missing a proposition for children to fill in the blanks.

So even if they’re not entirely sure what a preposition is, they should be able to learn here using the context of the rest of the title.

Play it online here.

5 | Prepositional phrases

This Lower Key Stage 2 grammar resource provides everything you need to teach five 15-minute lessons on prepositional phrases.

As well as learning how to identify prepositional phrases and explain their use, children are challenged to come up with creative responses in their writing to this area of grammar, with colourful images included to help inspire their work.

The five SPaG lessons are designed to be taught across one week. Alternatively, you may wish to teach the sessions in larger chunks, spread over a longer period of time, or intersperse them with different grammar, punctuation and spelling lessons.

The resources included in this pack are a PowerPoint, a prepositional phrases worksheet, prepositional phrase cards, a writing plan and an uplevelling writing worksheet.

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6 | Pick a preposition worksheet

This worksheet features a set of pupil activities for a lesson on prepositions. Children choose the correct preposition then write their own sentences, before finishing with the challenge of writing a poem using prepositions.

Download it here.

7 | Prepositions and pronouns as writing tools

Teaching grammar well means giving children a functional, flexible set of instruments for lifelong effective communication, says Rebecca Cosgrave.

So, in this article, Rebecca identifies areas of teaching grammar where teachers can often come unstuck, such as prepositions, and provides solutions.

Check out her advice here.

8 | Prepositions worksheet

This simple worksheet has four activities and an extension for children to try, from picking out the preposition in a sentence to matching opposite prepositions and completing sentences by writing a preposition in the blank space.

Download and print here.

9 | The wrong prepositions worksheet

This next worksheet combines a couple of these ideas. It features a number of sentences that include an incorrect preposition, such as ‘the man fell up the stairs’. Children need to identify it and change it to one that makes sense.

Find it here.

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English Year 3: (3G1.7)  Express time, place and cause using prepositions [for example, before, after, during, in, because of]

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Questions 1, 4 and 7 (Varied Fluency) Developing Tick the sentence, from a choice of two, that has a preposition to express time, place or cause. Expected Tick the sentences, from a choice of three, that have a preposition to express time, place or cause. Greater Depth Tick the sentences, from a choice of four, that have a preposition to express time, place or cause. Sentences may include multiple prepositions.

Questions 2, 5 and 8 (Varied Fluency) Developing Choose the preposition to express time or place, from a choice of two, that would not fit in the sentence. Expected Choose the preposition to express time, place or cause, from a choice of three, that would not fit in the sentence. Greater Depth Choose the preposition to express time, place or cause that would not fit in a sentence which uses two prepositions.

Questions 3, 6 and 9 (Application and Reasoning) Developing Explain if the preposition to express time, place or cause has been used correctly to complete the sentence. Expected Explain if the two prepositions to express time, place or cause have been used correctly to complete the sentence. Greater Depth Explain if the three prepositions to express time, place or cause have been used correctly to complete the sentence.

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