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(prepositions) – , . , . . , of  (? ?), to – (? ?)   by/with – (??).

:

  • (at, to, in)
  • (inside, throughout)
  • (in accordance with, thanks to)

 

.

 

– .

:

On –

Under –

In front of –

 

– ,

From – , , ,

Out of –  

To – , ,

 

 

–

:

At -

In- ,  

On- ( , )

 

, , . , "" . ,

break off  - 1) (); 2) ()

break out  - 1) ; 2) ; 3)

break up - 1) ; 2) ;

. , . , "at the corner" "on the corner" ( ).

  , : concerning, regarding, respecting , . 

/ , .

- The book is on the table

- looked at me

- I am angry with him

- I will go there for three days

 

, British Council, , . , .      

, , . :

1.

There has been a decrease in the number of unemployed in the US in the last 2 months –

We"re still waiting for the reaction to the news from the committee –

 

2.

 I was really surprised at his behaviour during the meeting yesterday –      

John"s a little short of money this month, so I lent him some to pay his rent –      ,    ,

 

3.            

The banking world has been accused of ignoring the demands of its customers –

The CEO has decided on a more aggressive marketing plan for the next financial year -          

 

 


at
[æt]

 ( )

He came at 5 o"clock.

   .

, , 

You can buy the cabbage at the market.

 .

Let"s meet at the car.

/ .

on
[ɒn]

 ( )

We will visit Donald on Friday.

  .

The TV remote control is on the sofa.

 .

-

, 

I like magazines on fishing.

  .

in
[ɪn]

 ( ); ( )

Dorothy was born in June.

  .

The examination will start in three hours.

  .

Mr. Milton is not in the office at the monent.

  .

to
[tuː]

, ;  (?)

They are going to the theatre.

  .

Philip is walking to work..

  .

She is coming to his car.

  .

(?, ?)

Give this pen to me.

(?) .

into
[ˈɪntuː]

 ()

We are coming into the flat.

  .

from
[frɒm]

 

 

 

 

, , 

My father is coming back from the theatre.

  .

Sylvia is coming back from work.

  .

Samuel is coming back from his friends.

  .

(?, ?)

I have got a reprimand from the chief.
I have got a letter from Lewis.
What do you want from me?

  .
 .
  ?

before
[bɪˈfɔː(r)]

, 

Lewis left the room before John.

  .

until
/
till
[ənˈtɪl]
/
[tɪl]

 She won"t come back till the end of the month.

  .

about
[əˈbaʊt]

Walter returns home at about seven o"clock in the evening.

   .

, 

Harry is wandering about the house.

/ .

( ?, ?)

We are talking about a new movie.

  .

for
[fɔː(r)]

Nicole has been learning Spanish for two years.

    .

; /

The train left for London one hour ago.

  .

My son has gone for a walk.

  /(?) .

(?, ?)

/

I have bought a gift for my girlfriend.

  /(? ) .

of
[ɒv]

(?, ?)

Malcolm was invited for a meeting of ex classmates.

(?) .

( ?, ?)

o

We are talking of a new movie.

  .

with
[wɪð]

( ?, ?)

/;  /

My husband is flying to Spain with his colleagues next week.

/ .

/ -.

I moved the cabinet with my hands.

  (?/?) .

/ -.

, 

She has turned pale with fear.

/ .

The teacher widely opened his eyes with amazement.

  .

by
[baɪ]

/ ()//

Joseph stood for a while by the door and knocked.


// .

(?, ?)
, .

; /

Recently I have read a book that is was written by a very famous writer.

, .

Her mother prefers travelling by car.

Ÿ /(?) .

after
[ˈɑːftə(r)]

Isabel usually walks after breakfast.

  .

since
[sɪns]

Daniel has been learning Chinese since he graduated school.

  .

during
[ˈdjʊərɪŋ]

,  .
for. , for , during , .

Mark was sleeping during the film.

   .

between
[bɪˈtwiːn]

My house is between the grocer and the parking.


.

near
/
nearby
[nɪə(r)]
/
[ˌnɪə(r)ˈbaɪ]

, , 

My house is nearby the parking.


/ / .

in front of
[ɪn frʌnt ɒv]


, , 

A school bus stopped in front of my house.

  /  .

behind
[bɪˈhaɪnd]

, , , 

He is behind the door.

  

Sharon is walking behind us.

/ .

I am behind the woman in this queue.

  / .

across
[əˈkrɒs]

Why is your dog looking across the road so wary?

  ?

above
[əˈbʌv]

, 

There thousands of dragonflies above our heads.

 .

Neighbors above us are Portuguese migrants.

   - .

over
[ˈəʊvə(r)]

Look! Our aircraft is flying over the sea.

!  !

under
[ˈʌndə(r)]

My dog likes sleeping under the table.

  .

below
[bɪˈləʊ]

, 

Her flat is below Michael"s.

Ÿ
 / .

along
[əˈlɒŋ]

, 

Anthony is driving along the highway.

  / .

round
/
around
[raʊnd]
/
[əˈraʊnd]

, 

Robbers turned round the corner.

.

Alan is driving around the parking looking for some free place.

  ,
.

past
[pɑːst]

: 

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