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WE HAVE REVIEWED PREPOSITIONS IN 8 PARTS OF SPEECH.
DEFINITION: PREPOSITION SHOWS DIRECTION, LOCATION, OR ASSOCIATION
Prepositions This is the next grammar unit. You will be
responsible for this information on your next quiz. Keep your warm ups, and add to them every day.
about above according to across after against ahead of along among apart from around aside from at because of before behind below
beneath beside besides between beyond by despite down during except for from in in addition to in back of in front of in place of
inside in spite of instead of into in view of like near next to of off on on account ofopposite out
outside over past prior to through throughout to toward under underneath until up upon with within without
COMMON PREPOSITIONS
NOW WE ARE ADDING ON TO THE PREPOSITION WITH…
PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE: THE PREPOSITION AND ALL OF ITS MODIFIERS (THE WORDS THAT RELATE TO, OR GO WITH , THE PREPOSITION)
Prepositional Phrase
Prepositional Phrase
* A PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE BEGINS WITH A PREPOSITION AND ENDS WITH A NOUN OR A PRONOUN CALLED THE OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION
Examples
In the morning we will meet at Jill's house.
On our last morning at band camp, the bus will leave.
According to the weather channel, there will be rain tonight.
To Comma or Not to Comma…
We will look at 3 rules Commas for Clarity Commas for long prep phrases Commas for series of prep phrases
. O H , Y E A H . . . S O M E T H I N G A B O U T A C O M M A A F T E R O N E K I N D T H AT C O M E S AT T H E B E G I N N I N G O F T H E S E N T E N C E O R
S O M E T H I N G. . . I C A N ' T R E M E M B E R E XA C T LY W H AT T H E R U L E I S . . .
HERE'S RULE #1: DO NOT PUT A COMMA AFTER A LITTLE INTRODUCTORY PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE (1 , 2 , OR 3 WORDS) UNLESS IT IS NEEDED FOR CLARITY.
EXAMPLE: IN THE MORNING WE WILL MEET AT JILL 'S HOUSE.
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Prepositional Phrases– Friday
Comma Rules with Prepositional Phrases
Rule #1 for Clarity
RULE #1:
EXAMPLE:IN BASKETBALL, UNIFORMS ARE TWO-PIECE OUTFITS.
(TWO-WORD INTRO. PREP. PHRASE NEEDS COMMA FOR CLARITY. WITHOUT THE COMMA WE READ, "IN BASKETBALL UNIFORMS...".)
Rule #2 for long prep phrases
HERE'S RULE #2: DO PUT A COMMA AFTER A LONG . INTRODUCTORY PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE (4 OR MORE WORDS).
EXAMPLES: ON THIS BEAUTIFUL, SUMMER MORNING, LET'S HIKE. (FIVE-WORD INTRODUCTORY PREP. PHRASE)
Rule # 3 for series of prep phrases
HERE'S RULE #3: DO PUT A COMMA AFTER A SERIES (SOMETIMES CALLED A SUCCESSION) OF INTRODUCTORY PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES
ON OUR LAST MORNING AT CAMP SNOOPY, THE BUS WILL LEAVE. (SERIES OF 2 INTRO. PREP. PHRASES)
Identify the preposition in the sentence. Write the sentence and underline the prepositional phrase.
1. The puppies wandered around the fenced yard until their owner arrived.
2. Without a care in the world, Alex is relaxing, waiting for the game to begin.
3. Dean thinks that he is smarter than everyone in the class. 4. Will you put these cookies on the tray? 5. His doctor read through his chart and looked down his
throat.
Prepositional Practice
Check Your Work
1. The puppies wandered around the fenced yard until their owner arrived.
2. Without a care in the world, Alex is relaxing, waiting for the game to begin.
3. Dean thinks that he is smarter than everyone
in the class. 4. Will you put these cookies on the tray? 5. His doctor read through his chart and
looked down his throat.
Prepositional PracticeIdentify the preposition in the sentence. Write the sentence and underline the prepositional phrase. Label P for preposition and OP for object of the preposition
1. His idea will not work after sunrise.
2. She peered slowly around the doorway before crossing the threshold.
3. The champion will compete against other dogs from the club.
4. The increase in thefts at the store should concern each of us.
5. At a minimum, you will spend three hours on each assignment.
Check Your Work
1. His idea will not work after sunrise. 2. She peered slowly around the doorway
before crossing the threshold. 3. The champion will compete against other
dogs from the club. 4. The increase in thefts at the store should
concern each of us. 5. At a minimum you will spend three hours on
each assignment.
Prepositional Phrases-Write a sentence for each of the following prepositional stems. 1. In the event of fire 2. Next to my dog
3. Until the dance
4. Beside the vacant lot on our street
5. Instead of dinner
6. Between you and me 7. Throughout the long, boring day
8. Beyond the horizon
9. Like a giant condor in flight
10. Inside the fish's intestines
Practice Prepositional Phrases with Comma Rules
Write 4 prepositional phrases demonstrating each of the comma rule.
1. DO NOT PUT A COMMA AFTER A LITTLE INTRODUCTORY PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE (1, 2, OR 3 WORDS) UNLESS IT IS NEEDED FOR CLARITY.
2. PUT A COMMA AFTER A LITTLE INTRODUCTORY PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE (1 , 2 , OR 3 WORDS) WHEN IT IS NEEDED FOR CLARITY.
3. DO PU T A COM MA AFTER A SER I ES (SOMETI MES CALLED A SU CCESSI ON ) OF I N TR ODU CTORY P R EPOSI TI ON AL PHR ASES
4. DO PU T A COM MA AFTER A SER I ES (SOMETI MES CALLED A SU CCESSI ON ) OF I N TR ODU CTORY P R EPOSI TI ON AL PHR ASES
Place commas, if necessary, after the prepositional phrase
1. During the debates Alfred was feeding his turtle in the yard. 2. Many cannot decide whom to support for president. 3. Wesley hopes to be named one of the best skaters on the tour. 4. Because of the decision presented by the jury we will all be
going to jail. 5. Put the dog inside the house and let's leave. 6. Before the concert Reggie will be drinking coffee at the cafe. 7. If we go below the house and hide behind the furnace maybe
we will be unharmed. 8. Last week Leslie climbed into a volcano; this week she is
sleeping inside a cave. 9. Since Tuesday New Yorkers have been cheering for their teams
to win. 10. Harold rested upon the mountain top and considered a life
without hassles.
Comma Key- How did you do?
1. During the debates, Alfred was feeding his turtle in the yard. 2. Many cannot decide whom to support for president. 3. Wesley hopes to be named one of the best skaters on the tour. 4. Because of the decision presented by the jury, we will all be
going to jail. 5. Put the dog inside the house and let's leave. 6. Before the concert, Reggie will be drinking coffee at the cafe. 7. If we go below the house and hide behind the furnace, maybe we
will be unharmed. 8. Last week, Leslie climbed into a volcano; this week she is
sleeping inside a cave. 9. Since Tuesday, New Yorkers have been cheering for their teams
to win. 10. Harold rested upon the mountain top and considered a life
without hassles.
TurnItIn.com
We will be using the computers next week. This weekend locate your computer username and password on your original green schedule and bring that information on block day.
We also will be using the TurnItIn.com accounts. Have you made yours? Info for this on my teacher website and syllabus!