Lessons On preposition

7/30/2019 Lessons On preposition

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MINI LESSON ON PREPOSITION OF TIME


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To know and use the correct form of

PREPOSITION OF TIME and the difference

among them.

Review questions.

Language Objectives


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WARM-UP ACTIVITY:

Teachers will stand up and form two groups.

Each group will form a line in front of the board.

Every teacher from both the group will write as

many holiday/festival as possible e.g:(MothersDay)

Teachers will get 5mint

The group with more holidays will be the winner. The winner group will ask the other group

questions about the holidays/festivals.


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ACTIVITY:2:- FIND THE CORRECT PERSON BY

ASKING QUESTIONS

Teachers will write true sentences aboutthemselves on slip of paper,using time clausesin each sentence.

Collect the slips and shuffle them up,anddistribute in class (making sure that no one getstheir own slip back)

Each person will go round the class asking

questions to try and find the person who wrotethe slip of paper that they have been given e.g:(What time do you usually get up on Sunday?)


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WK.SH 1:CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER

I saw her at Christmas. I saw her on Christmas day.

I was born in July.

It happened in 2001.

He started work on Monday.

She often goes out at night. She often goes out on Friday night.

It rains a lot in spring.

I get up at 7am.

The lessons are in the afternoon.

It was popular in the 1980s. The party is next week.

The class is on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

It was popular in the twentieth century.


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RULES:PREPOSITION OF TIMEAT ON

We use at with times: We use on with dates and days:

At 5 oclock

At 11.45

At midnight

At lunchtimeTom usually gets up at 7 oclock.

We use at in these

EXPRESSION:

At night

At ChristmasAt the moment

At present

At the same time

At weekends

At the age of.

On 12 march

On Friday(S)

On Friday morning(s)

On Sunday afternoon(s)On Saturday night(s)

On Christmas Day (but at

Christmas).


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IN DURING

We use in for longer period of time: We use during+noun to say whensomething happens:

In April During the flim

In 1986 During our holiday

In winter During the night

In the 19th centuary

In the 1970s

In the morning(s)

In the afternoon(s)In the evening(s)

In+period of time=a time in the future:

Jack will be back in a week

The train will leave in a few minutes

I fell asleep during the film

We met a lot of interesting peopleduring our holiday.


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CONT

In + how long it takes to do something:

I learned to drive in four weeks.


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FOR SINCE

We use for+a period of time: We use since+a period of time:

For six years Since April

For two hours Since 8oclock

For a week It has been raining since one oclock

Ive lived in this house for six years Theyve known each other since they

were at school

They have been watching TV for two

hours


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UNTIL FROM----TO

We use until/till to say how long a

situation continues:

We use from --- to + beginning and

end of a period:

Lets wait until it stops raining Last evening we watched TV from 5

to 8 o clock

I stayed in bed until half past nine


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WK.SH:2 SELECT THE CORRECT PREPOSITION

1.My Math class starts (at ,on,in) 9:00

2. I always read (before, after, from) I go to

sleep.

3.The show starts ( over since in) ten

minutes.

4.All employees have to be at work


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