Prepositions& Conjunctions

• English and media
• Secondary Education

Welcome to English Class

Expected Learning Outcomes

* Classify and differentiate between different types of Prepositions

*Use prepositions to complete the given sentences    

*Identify Phrasal verbs and their application in sentences   

*Recall the grammar topics prepositions and conjunctions.   

*Apply conjunctions to form meaningful sentences.  

*Join sentences using suitable connectors.  

*Use a word as a preposition/ conjunction in accordance to the context.

*Recall prepositions of place through illustration - Anywhere a ball might go 

Prepositions & Conjunctions

LET'S REVISE PREPOSITIONS

PREPOSITIONS/CONJUNCTIONS

**LET'S GET STARTED**

How are conjunctions different from prepositions?

*Complete the sentences using an appropriate preposition 

Task-1 *Join the sentences using correct conjunctions*  

Form meaningful sentences by dragging the endings given in red to their suitable clauses.

<div><span style="font-weight: bold"><br></span></div><span style="font-weight: bold"><div><span>a)before I eat my food.</span><br></div></span><div><span style="font-weight: bold"><br></span></div>

<div><span style="font-weight: bold">b)while washing the clothes.</span><br></div>

<span style="font-weight: bold">c)therefore he missed the movie.</span>

<span style="font-weight: bold">d)and&nbsp; father</span>

<span style="font-weight: 700">e)because he reached the theatre late.</span>

1)He missed the movie

2)He reached the theatre late.

3)I always say my prayers

4) She sang loudly

5)Jimmy went fishing with his brother

BBC OF THE EXERCISE

Use the given word - 'AFTER'
1) as a preposition
2) as a conjunction

List some words which
can be used as conjunctions
as well as prepositions.

March comes before April in the calendar.
Here 'before' is used as....

1. Conjunction
2. verb
3. Noun
4. Preposition

Think carefully before answering the questions .

1. Conjunction
2. verb
3. Noun
4. Preposition

CLOSURE

Drawing prepositions – Draw and label different positions (illustration) showing the different positions or places a ball can go if you are given a table. Frame sentences using any three prepositions of place shown by you in the image.

Anywhere a ball might go?
(Art Integration-illustrate preposition of place/position)

Home Assignment

 REVISE THE NEW WORDS OF 'GAUTAM BUDDHA' 

Read Short Read Card – The Young King.