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Prepositions

Prepositions. A brief overview for honors. What are Direct Objects?. Noun(s) that come after the verb Answer the question who? Or what? WHICH OF THESE SENTENCES DO NOT HAVE A DIRECT OBJECT??? I looked up. George grabbed his cellphone. Chino shot Tony.

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Prepositions

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  1. Prepositions A brief overview for honors

  2. What are Direct Objects? • Noun(s) that come after the verb • Answer the question who? Or what? • WHICH OF THESE SENTENCES DO NOT HAVE A DIRECT OBJECT??? • I looked up. • George grabbed his cellphone. • Chino shot Tony. • Beverly asked for a large milkshake.

  3. OBJECTS REVIEW • Miss Pap corrected the papers. • Kiro scored a goal. • Leon borrowed a pencil. • Alize bit the sandwich. • Josh sang a song.

  4. More examples • Betty grabbed her friend’s sweater by accident. • Bobby gave his brother a pet snake. • Gina told Billy a joke. • The boys brought their mother their gym clothes.

  5. What is a preposition? • A word that shows position, direction, or how two words/ideas are related to each other. • Which word below do you think is the preposition? • Raul hid under the stairs.

  6. Examples of Prepositions • afteragainstalongamidamongaroundasatatopafteragainstalongamidamongaroundasatatopbeforebehindbelowbeneathbesidebetweenbeyondbydespitedownduringforfromininsideintolikenearofoffonontooutoutsideoverpastregardingroundsincethanthroughthroughouttilltotowardunderunlikeuntilupuponwithwithinwithout

  7. Prepositions Keep THEIR OWN Objects • Beverly asked for a large milkshake. • Subject? • Verb? • __________ who? Or what? • Preposition word • direction, position, relationship • Object of preposition? • Prepositional Phrase?

  8. Every Preposition needs an Object! • Preps are greedy and clingy; they must have an object, or they are not prepositions. • Formula: Prep + Object of Prep = Prepositional Phrase • Here is a regular direct object • Greg answered the phone. • Here is an object of a preposition. • Greg answered the phone [in the kitchen].

  9. More examples for clarification Find the prepositional phrases. • 1. I like tropical fish from the Caribbean Sea. • 2. The newest playlist on my iPod is called “Christmas Tunes.” • 3. We’ve been best friends since kindergarten. • 4. The meatball rolled down the street into the neighbor’s front yard.

  10. After school, the boys played a game of baseball at the park. • We hid our canoe in the bushes and set up camp by the river. • Candy signed her name on the line and passed the paper across the table. • Without any warning, the dog dashed to the door and barked loudly. • The storm caused the tree in our front yard to fall against the house.

  11. Let’s Review Prepositions • Write whether the following examples contain prepositional phrases. If so, what are they? • I sat down. • Johnny looked out the window. • Devon jumped into the car. • Mike searched around. • Kim bought a puppy for her children.

  12. Re-cap • What’s in a prepositional phrase? • 10 examples of prepositions are:

  13. Find any Direct Objects.Then, find the Prepositional Phrases. • Bob and Mary walked to school. • Frank ate his entire cake at his birthday party. • Rihanna tripped on the stage and cried in front of the audience. • Allen gave a report about the causes of WWI.

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