WORD ORDER / SVA
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Transcript
Prepositions of Place, Word Order, and Subject Verb Agreement
start
word order: place and time
INDEX
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE
IN, AT, ON: EXAMPLES
REFERENCES
WORD ORDER ACTIVITIES
WARNING & MINI QUIZ
SVA VIDEO
SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT
WORD ORDER IN SENTENCES
SVA PRACTICE
WARM UP
GOOGLE DOCINDEPENDENT PRACTICE10 MINUTES
AT: clock times at 8 pm, at midnight, at 6:30holiday periods: at Christmas, at Easterparts of a day: at lunchtime, at dinnertime, at breakfast timeIN:years: in 1992months: in Decemberdecades: in the 1790s centuries: in the 19th century seasons: in winterin the morning, in the afternoon, in the eveningON: days: on Mondaydays + morning / afternoon / evening / night: on Tuesday morning dates: on August 17thNO PREP: next week, year, month etc / last night, year etc / this morning, month etcevery day, night, years etc / today, tomorrow, yesterday (1)
before you start
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME PRACTICE: AT, IN, ON
ATINON
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE
+ info
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE (at, in, on): definitions
- AT: If something is at a point, (it could be a building)
- IN: If something is contained inside a box or a wide flat area
- ON: If something is on a line or a horizontal or vertical surface
A preposition is a word that helps to describe the relationship between two nouns (people, places, things, or ideas).The most common prepositions of place are: at, in, on. These prepositions can also function as prepositions of time, but the concepts are different because the relationship between nouns is another one.Prepositions of time are used to indicate where events happen, or where one noun is in relation to another noun. (3)
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE: AT, IN, ON
in: examples
0n: examples
AT: examples
(4)
MAYBE YOU ARE ASKING YOURSELVES THE FOLLOWING QUESTION:what's the difference between:I am at my house vs. i am in my house
You can normally use the word AT when you’re talking about an idea or a general area. EX: I’m at the beach.Context: I’m in the general area of the beach, but not necessarily on the physical, sandy beach. I may be in my hotel room, or sitting next to the pool, or in a city by the beach. So here, “at the beach” just means that you’re somewhere close to the beach, which is more an idea than a physical place. EX: at work, at home and at school, etc. Context: In each of these examples, you’re referring to an idea (at home) and not the physical place (in the house).
Be careful!
WARNING
I am at the beach vs. i am in the beach (general location, idea) (physical place)
1) He's swimming ____ the river.2) Where's Julie? She's ____ school.3) The plant is ___the table.4) There is a spider ___ the bath.5) Please put those apples ___the bowl.6) Frank is ___ holiday for three weeks.7) There are two pockets ___ this bag.8) I read the story ___the newspaper.9) The cat is sitting ___ the chair.10) Lucy was standing ___ the bus stop.11) I'll meet you ____ the cinema food stand.12) She hung a picture ____ the wall.13) John is ___ the garden.14) There's nothing ____ TV tonight.15) I stayed ____ home all weekend.
MINI QUIZ
MINI QUIZ: PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE (5)
1) He's swimming in the river.2) Where's Julie? She's at school.3) The plant is on the table.4) There is a spider in the bath.5) Please put those apples in the bowl.6) Frank is on holiday for three weeks.7) There are two pockets in this bag.8) I read the story in the newspaper.9) The cat is sitting on the chair.10) Lucy was standing at the bus stop.11) I'll meet you in the cinema food stand.12) She hung a picture on the wall.13) John is in the garden.14) There's nothing on TV tonight.15) I stayed at home all weekend.
MINI QUIZ
MINI QUIZ: PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE (5)
SVOPTSVOMPTTSVOP
WORD ORDER IN SENTENCES
word order: time and place
Subject + verb + object + place + time EX: I travel with my sister to China every year. My friends were watching a funny video in my house in the afternoon.Subject: I Subject: My friendsVerb: travel Verb: were watchingObject: sister Object: videoPlace: China Place: my houseTime: every year. Time: in the afternoon.
s-v-o-p-t
word order: time and place
Subject + verb + object + MANNER + place + time EX: I travel with my sister safely to China every year. My friends were watching a funny video repeatedly in my house in the afternoon.Subject: I Subject: My friendsVerb: travel Verb: were watchingObject: sister Object: videoManner: safely Manner: repeatedlyPlace: China Place: my houseTime: every year. Time: in the afternoon.
s-v-o-m-p-t
word order: time and place
Time + COMMA + subject + verb + object + placeEX: Every year, I travel with my sister to China. In the afternoon, my friends were watching a funny video in my house.Time: Every year Time: In the afternoonSubject: I Subject: my friendsVerb: travel Verb: were watchingObject: sister Object: videoPlace: China Place: my house
T-s-v-o-p
VIDEO: WORD ORDER (SVOPT)
VIDEO: WORD ORDER (SVOMPT)
Link
GROUP ACTIVITYGOOGLE DOC10 MINUTESOrder the words to create a well-structured sentence. Check grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
EXERCISE
WORD ORDER: guided PRACTICE
INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITYMAIN SESSION TO CHECK ANSWERS5 MINUTESPut the phrases in the correct sentence order. Check grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
EXERCISE 23 - PAGE 168
WORD ORDER: independent PRACTICE
SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT
VIDEO: SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT
GROUP ACTIVITYMAIN SESSION TO CHECK ANSWERS5 MINUTESIdentify the subject, verb, and correct errors in agreement. Check grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
EXERCISE 25 - PAGE 170
WORD ORDER: GUIDED PRACTICE
Link
INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITYGOOGLE DOC10 MINUTESCorrect the mistakes in the following sentences. Check grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
EXERCISE
subject-verb agreement: INDEPENDENT PRACTICE
references
1. Perfect English Grammar. Prepositions of time. https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/prepositions-of-time.html2. Perfect English Grammar. Prepositions of place. https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/prepositions-of-place.html3. FluentU. Prepositions of Place. https://www.fluentu.com/blog/english/english-prepositions/4. English Club. Prepositions of Place: at, in, on. https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/prepositions-place-at-in-on.htm5. Perfect English Grammar. Prepositions of Place Exercise 1. https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/prepositions-of-place-exercise-1.html6. English Hilfen.de. Word order in statements with expressions of place and time – Exercise. https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/word_order/sentences2.htm
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