In this English Lesson let us do a review of review of prepositions of time and place.
Let’s go over complex the more prepositions of time.
Complex prepositions of time:
from… to…
after
during
before
for……
1/English Sentence Practice
Curriculum Vitae
Peter has looked through the list of applicants for his job vacancy.
There are one or two C.V.’s he likes. In particular, there is a girl from Italy who is looking for an internship.
He replies to her. he tells her that she can come to see him at his office, in the morning, on Wednesday.
She responds and confirms that she will be there at that time. She will be coming from Croydon by train or on the bus.
She hopes she will be on time. Peter is looking for interns to work by his side.
If they thrive he will be able to offer them a permanent post.
However, if he trains them up and they leave, he would have wasted valuable time.
He looks over another C.V of a young man who already has ample experience.
It would mean paying a salary but Peter’s precious time would not be taken up. Training people takes time and patience.
He contacts the man and arranges an interview on Tuesday in the late afternoon.
Both candidates could be interesting, He will know by Thursday.
English Vocabulary of prepositions of time and place
2/Vocabulary Practice
- Curriculum Vitae
- to look through
- the list
- applicants
- job vacancy
- In particular
- an internship
- to reply to
- at his office
- in the morning
- on Wednesday
- to confirm
- to be there
- at that time
- to come from
- by train
- on the bus.
- on time.
- by his side
- to thrive
- a permanent post
- to train up
- to waste valuable time
- to look over
- C.V
- ample
- experience
- It would mean
- a salary
- precious time
- to take up
- training
- patience.
- to contact
- to arrange
- an interview
- in the late afternoon
- Both
- candidates
- to be interesting
- by Thursday
English Grammar
Review of prepositions of time and place.
Let’s go over complex prepositions of time and place!
Complex prepositions of time:
from… to…
after
during
before
for
until / till
while
since
from… to…
I work from 10am to 6pm.
The meeting is from 2pm to 3pm.
after
After work I go home.
After living in London we want to live in Paris.
during
During the holidays I like to relax.
Is it open during the day?
before
Before work I like to have a big breakfast.
Call me before dinner!
for
He is here for 2 weeks.
I haven’t seen her for some time.
until = till
He is here until next week. / He is here till next week.
I have until January 8th to write my thesis.
while
While on holiday I like to do exercise.
I am dog sitting while they are away.
since
Since leaving that neighbourhood I am happier.
It has been this way since he left.
Complex prepositions of place:
Let’s learn some more Prepositions of place / location !
There are more prepositions of place:
- over
- under
- far from
- near
- up
- down
- past (to go past)
- among
- next to
- in front of
- behind
- between
- around
- through
- out of
- on
- inside
- above
over
The plane flies over the mountains.
The ball lands over the fence.
under
His room is under his office.
He lives under the bridge.
far from
She lives far from the school.
It is far from here.
near
She lives near the school.
I always park the car near here.
up
He is walking up the stairs.
I am going up to bed.
down
They are walking down the stairs.
It is down the street.
past
I walk past the office.
He is driving past the house.
among
He is among friends.
Dogs are among my favourite animals.
next to
It is next to the house.
Let’s sit next to each other!
in front of
His house is in front of mine.
The teacher is standing in front of the class.
behind
The dog is behind the house.
The sun is behind a cloud.
between
The border between France and Spain.
They live between London and Brighton.
around
He is walking around the neighbourhood.
They are all around the place.
through
It flies through the room.
It comes in through the window.
out of
I am out of the office.
She lives out of town.
on
It is on the table.
It is sitting on the floor.
inside
It is inside the box.
He listens to music inside the car.
above
It is above the shop.
Hold it above your head!
English Speaking Practise
Questions and Answers
Did you look through the list of applicants?
Yes, I looked through the list of applicants.
Was there anybody promising?
Yes, there was somebody promising.
Did you respond to the letter?
No, I have not had time to respond yet.
Will you train them up?
Yes, I will train them up.
Did they pay you a large salary?
Yes, they did pay me a large salary.
Were both candidates interesting?
One was interesting and the other could be interesting.
Can you offer a permanent post?
No, I cannot offer a permanent post yet.
Can you offer a permanent post now?
No, I still cannot offer a permanent post.
Did you contact the man to arrange an interview?
Not yet, I will contact him tomorrow.
Will you come and see me at the office?
Why? Have I done something wrong?
English Pronunciation
YYHi, let’s discover some consonant sounds
together duh, your tongue touches thefront of your palate. This is what wecall a voiced sound this means you mustfeel a vibration from your throat. duh,Daisy, darts, delicious, ladder, Diamond,played, dinosaur. Let’s repeatDaisy, darts, delicious, ladder, Diamond,played, dinosaur.Now test time, how would you pronouncethese words?The answer is,dangerous, desk, earned. That’s it for today,
see you soon.
Lesson 37 recap with Julia.
Exercises Lesson 37
Comprehension Practice
Vocabulary Practice
Grammar Practice
