14 tips on prepositions

This is a really interesting infographic about the general use of prepositions in English which I discovered through Anthony Teacher.

You may be able to read the poster more comfortably on Grammar.net, where you will also find some other interesting resources to study English.

[Infographic provided by Grammar.net]

IN, AT, ON (place and time)

Some weeks ago A Clil to Climb published a short but effective explanation of the differences between the prepositions IN, AT and ON for both place and time.

Click on the image below to read Chiew Pang’s explanation before trying an interactive cloze test based on the earthquake that hit Japan recently and where you only have to insert either IN, AT or ON.

To study these prepositions in more detail Chiew Pang recommends this article from OnestopEnglish.

Where is, where are

Where is, where are is good practise for Básico 1 students to revise prepositons of place. The audio slideshow comes together with audio, so students can also focus on the pronunciation of the vocabulary which is presented.

H/T to Samoga en casa.

Prepositions of place

Going over Daniela Tomasi's glogster on vocabulary I've just noticed that we hadn't dealt with prepositions on our blog. So I have taken the liberty to make a special entry on prepositions of place.

Thanks very much, Daniela.

prepositions of place movement