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Sohail Ahmed
M.A English




               Sohail Ahmed   1
Identify prepositions.
 Recognize prepositional phrases, objects of
 prepositions, and compound prepositions.
 Differentiate between infinitive phrases and
 prepositional phrases.
Recognize the functions of prepositional phrases as
adjectives and adverbs.
Determine inclusion, exclusion, and placement of
prepositions.


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Differentiate between commonly confused
prepositions.
Use the correct idiomatic prepositional combinations.




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Use a preposition to connect the object of the
preposition (noun or pronoun) to another word or set
of words in a sentence.
Our manager recognizes our strengths and
compensates for our weaknesses.
Top executives spend approximately 90 percent of
their time with others.
The need for constant approval at work can be
counterproductive.


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about    behind    during       on         throughout

above    below     except       onto       to

across   beneath   for          opposite   toward

after    beside    from         out        under

against besides    in           outside    underneath




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A compound preposition consists of a combination
  of words that is often considered as one preposition
  and connects the object of a preposition to another
  word or set of words.
  Examples
according to in place of         ahead of
in regard to along with          in spite of
apart from           instead of         because of
by means of in front of          out of


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Examples
I gave the company tour on behalf of my manager.
In addition to Sara, we have five vice presidents in our
   company.
Because of my positive attitude, Mary chose me as
   group leader.




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Use the objective case of a pronoun as the object of a
preposition.
Objective Case
her him you me us them it whom
    We awarded the Web design project to them.
    Between you and me, I prefer working in the
accounting department.




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Do not omit a preposition when it is needed.
  The cancelled flight prevented Lynn from going to the
  leadership seminar.
Use separate prepositions when words cannot be
related to one object by the same preposition.
  Doug has knowledge of and experience with various
  management techniques.




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Use beside as a preposition to mean “by the side of” or
“not connected with something.”
 Darrell usually sits beside me during management staff
 meetings.
Use besides as a preposition to mean “in addition to” or
 “other than.”
 Besides Sherry, the manager promoted Joyce and Bob.




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Use between to refer to two persons, places, activities,
ideas, things, or qualities.
  Our manager distributed the work between the two
  programmers.
Use among to refer to more than two persons, places,
activities, ideas, things, or qualities.
  I was among those who voted for Andy as the team
  leader.




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Use the preposition to to indicate “toward.”
    Please e-mail this message to all the other managers.
 Use to as an infinitive or as a part of an infinitive
 phrase.
    She plans to promote Gale next month.
 Use too as an adverb to indicate an “excessive
 amount” or “also.”
The president made the hiring decision too quickly.
Our company is moving to Minneapolis too.


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agree in                           (principle)
    agree on                           (plan)
    agree with                         (a person)


Oscar agreed in principle with the plan for the new building.
The staff agreed on the need to lengthen our customer service hours.
The managers agreed with the employees about replacing the copy machine.


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live at                                 (address, place)
  live in                                 (area)
  live on                                 (street, amount)
We decided that those lawyers must live at their offices.
Most federal workers live in the Washington, D.C. area.
I could not live on the salary that they offered me during the interview.




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talk to     (tell something to someone or to
            an audience)
talk with   (converse with an individual or
            small group)

Have you talked to your coworkers about
your concerns?
Loretta and I talked with our manager
about job sharing.
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wait at  (location)
wait for (person, thing)
wait on  (customer)
EXAMPLE:
Please wait at the front door for a security clearance.
We waited for our manager’s response to the
scheduling problem.
Waiting on a customer is always a first priority for us.

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Prepositions sohail ahmed

  • 1. Sohail Ahmed M.A English Sohail Ahmed 1
  • 2. Identify prepositions. Recognize prepositional phrases, objects of prepositions, and compound prepositions. Differentiate between infinitive phrases and prepositional phrases. Recognize the functions of prepositional phrases as adjectives and adverbs. Determine inclusion, exclusion, and placement of prepositions. Sohail Ahmed 2
  • 3. Differentiate between commonly confused prepositions. Use the correct idiomatic prepositional combinations. Sohail Ahmed 3
  • 4. Use a preposition to connect the object of the preposition (noun or pronoun) to another word or set of words in a sentence. Our manager recognizes our strengths and compensates for our weaknesses. Top executives spend approximately 90 percent of their time with others. The need for constant approval at work can be counterproductive. Sohail Ahmed 4
  • 5. about behind during on throughout above below except onto to across beneath for opposite toward after beside from out under against besides in outside underneath Sohail Ahmed 5
  • 6. A compound preposition consists of a combination of words that is often considered as one preposition and connects the object of a preposition to another word or set of words. Examples according to in place of ahead of in regard to along with in spite of apart from instead of because of by means of in front of out of Sohail Ahmed 6
  • 7. Examples I gave the company tour on behalf of my manager. In addition to Sara, we have five vice presidents in our company. Because of my positive attitude, Mary chose me as group leader. Sohail Ahmed 7
  • 8. Use the objective case of a pronoun as the object of a preposition. Objective Case her him you me us them it whom We awarded the Web design project to them. Between you and me, I prefer working in the accounting department. Sohail Ahmed 8
  • 9. Do not omit a preposition when it is needed. The cancelled flight prevented Lynn from going to the leadership seminar. Use separate prepositions when words cannot be related to one object by the same preposition. Doug has knowledge of and experience with various management techniques. Sohail Ahmed 9
  • 10. Use beside as a preposition to mean “by the side of” or “not connected with something.” Darrell usually sits beside me during management staff meetings. Use besides as a preposition to mean “in addition to” or “other than.” Besides Sherry, the manager promoted Joyce and Bob. Sohail Ahmed 10
  • 11. Use between to refer to two persons, places, activities, ideas, things, or qualities. Our manager distributed the work between the two programmers. Use among to refer to more than two persons, places, activities, ideas, things, or qualities. I was among those who voted for Andy as the team leader. Sohail Ahmed 11
  • 12. Use the preposition to to indicate “toward.” Please e-mail this message to all the other managers. Use to as an infinitive or as a part of an infinitive phrase. She plans to promote Gale next month. Use too as an adverb to indicate an “excessive amount” or “also.” The president made the hiring decision too quickly. Our company is moving to Minneapolis too. Sohail Ahmed 12
  • 13. agree in (principle) agree on (plan) agree with (a person) Oscar agreed in principle with the plan for the new building. The staff agreed on the need to lengthen our customer service hours. The managers agreed with the employees about replacing the copy machine. Sohail Ahmed 13
  • 14. live at (address, place) live in (area) live on (street, amount) We decided that those lawyers must live at their offices. Most federal workers live in the Washington, D.C. area. I could not live on the salary that they offered me during the interview. Sohail Ahmed 14
  • 15. talk to (tell something to someone or to an audience) talk with (converse with an individual or small group) Have you talked to your coworkers about your concerns? Loretta and I talked with our manager about job sharing. Sohail Ahmed 15
  • 16. wait at (location) wait for (person, thing) wait on (customer) EXAMPLE: Please wait at the front door for a security clearance. We waited for our manager’s response to the scheduling problem. Waiting on a customer is always a first priority for us. Sohail Ahmed 16