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A preposition relates a noun or a pronoun to another word in the sentence.

PREPOSITIONSì

with

We ordered pizza

without meatballs. instead of

Exercise 1

Identifying Prepositions.Circle the preposition(s) in each sentence below. The

number in parentheses indicates the number of prepositions in the sentence.EXAMPLE:Gerry left withoutwithout a word toto anyone. (2)

1. A new family has moved into the house next to ours. (2)

2. The club isn't much fun without Sharon. (1)

3. Among the three of us, we had just enough money for a pizza. (3)

4. Because of that incident, the families do not speak to each other. (2)

5. We watched the fireworks display from a spot across the river. (2)

6. Draw a line through any words that are not needed. (1)

7. The rake has been leaning against the garage since yesterday. (2)

8. A letter for Mike is on the table in the hall. (3)

9. You will be safe from the mosquitoes until dusk. (2)

10. No one except Judy's mother baked brownies. (1)Exercise 2

Using Prepositions in Sentences.Fill in each blank below with a preposition to complete the sentence.

EXAMPLE:We agreed to meetbeforedinner.

1. Carl has ridden his bike the river.

2. I haven't seen Louise a month.

3. We waited six o'clock for the train to arrive.4. A crowd of people pressed the movie star.

5. I found my sneakers the couch.

6. Many people became restless the long delay.

7. I am reading a book Judy Blume.

8. Basketball is my favorite sport baseball.9. The realtor took us a number of houses.

10. Fred sits me in math class.

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17The Preposition· Practice 2

Exercise 1

Supplying Prepositions.Fill in each blank below with a preposition to complete the sentence.EXAMPLE:I will meet yououtsidethe store.

1. Put your briefcase the table.

2. Tie the string the package.

3. We have been waiting for a reply yesterday.

4. The game will not be held noon.5. The restaurant is a lake.

6. Draw a line the paper.

7. I will search for the letter my desk.

8. The covering was placed the furniture.

9. Look the telescope to see Saturn.

10. Call me any day Tuesday.Exercise 2

More Work With Prepositions.Follow the directions for Exercise 1.

1. Pull the chair out from the table.

2. The liquid smells perfume.3. Theplantsreach thelight.

4. Thereisagarage thegrocerystore.

5. I traveled the town on a bicycle.

6. I voted the changes suggested by the mayor.

7. The meat and vegetables were already the table.8. Wait tomorrow for the results of the survey.

9. We looked for the pad the pile of papers.

10. Please leave the newspaper the front door.

Writing Application

Using Prepositions in Sentences.Using a preposition in each sentence, write ten sentences telling where a number of things in your home are located. Use as many different prepositions as you can. 1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

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17The Preposition· Practice 1

PREPOSITIONSì

We ordered pizza

Exercise 1

1. A new family has moved into the house next to ours. (2)

2. The club isn't much fun without Sharon. (1)

3. Among the three of us, we had just enough money for a pizza. (3)

4. Because of that incident, the families do not speak to each other. (2)

5. We watched the fireworks display from a spot across the river. (2)

6. Draw a line through any words that are not needed. (1)

7. The rake has been leaning against the garage since yesterday. (2)

8. A letter for Mike is on the table in the hall. (3)

9. You will be safe from the mosquitoes until dusk. (2)

10. No one except Judy's mother baked brownies. (1)Exercise 2

EXAMPLE:We agreed to meetbeforedinner.

1. Carl has ridden his bike the river.

2. I haven't seen Louise a month.

3. We waited six o'clock for the train to arrive.4. A crowd of people pressed the movie star.

5. I found my sneakers the couch.

6. Many people became restless the long delay.

7. I am reading a book Judy Blume.

8. Basketball is my favorite sport baseball.9. The realtor took us a number of houses.

10. Fred sits me in math class.

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17The Preposition· Practice 2

Exercise 1

1. Put your briefcase the table.

2. Tie the string the package.

3. We have been waiting for a reply yesterday.

4. The game will not be held noon.5. The restaurant is a lake.

6. Draw a line the paper.

7. I will search for the letter my desk.

8. The covering was placed the furniture.

9. Look the telescope to see Saturn.

10. Call me any day Tuesday.Exercise 2

1. Pull the chair out from the table.

2. The liquid smells perfume.3. Theplantsreach thelight.

4. Thereisagarage thegrocerystore.

5. I traveled the town on a bicycle.

6. I voted the changes suggested by the mayor.

7. The meat and vegetables were already the table.8. Wait tomorrow for the results of the survey.

9. We looked for the pad the pile of papers.

10. Please leave the newspaper the front door.

Writing Application

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