Prepositions and time words

Ebook "Countdown to first certificate (Teacher's book)" will enable you to make optimum use of the Student's Book, through comprehensive teaching notes, cultural information, and advice on when to use the Workbook tasks. Please refer to part 1 of the ebook for details!

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why 150 prepositions? it is not possible to produce a definitive list of english prepositions. that means that nobody can create a list of prepositions and say: “here are all the prepositions in the english language – no more and no fewer.” why? because complex prepositions can theoretically be added to the language at any time. this lists all 94 one-word prepositions (which are unlikely to change or be added to) and 56 complex prepositions (which may possibly be added to as the language evolves).

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This book will help you to learn new English words while having fun at the same time. Many of the tests use pictures - such as the tests on the weather, food and drink, jobs, clothes and parts of a house. Others are based on word types - for example, verbs, adjectives and prepositions.

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Unit 3 School Time 3 mins 2 mins Aims To practise the routine and greetings To practise the names of things in the classroom, to sing the song To practise recognising the names of classroom objects, to practise recognising prepositions To practise saying the names of classroom objects To do an active activity, to revise words for body

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21 (6)(a) (b) They can stay/leave/hide/die/starve/cry [verb] *They can gorgeous [adjective]/happily [adverb]/down [preposition]/door [noun] And the only category of word which can occur after very (in the sense of extremely) is an adjective or adverb, as we see from (7) below: (7)(a) (c) (e) He is very slow [very+adjective] (b) He walks very slowly [very+adverb] *Very fools waste time [very+noun] (d) *He very adores her [very+verb] *It happened very after the party [very+preposition] (But note that very can only be used to modify adjectives/adverbs which by virtue of their meaning are gra...

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A / Aims and Objectives : By the end of the lesson , Ss will be able to grasp and consolidate the preposition of time , and how to use Wish with modal could and Adverbs clauses of result B / Teaching aids : Text books , chalks and boards C / Procedure : 6 min I / Warm up : Hang man ( Using some learned words ) - Lead in the new lesson . 9 min II / New lesson : 1. Modal Could with Wish : - Explain the use of Wish used with could :...

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In many languages, there is only one preposition for the above situations. In English there are three. Just remember that in usually indicates the “largest” time or place, and at usually indicates the “smallest” time or place. When talking about locations, use at to indicate the general vicinity or area, and in to indicate inside the building, enclosed area, etc.

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