Book: The Complete Book of Prepositions

 

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Do you want to improve your English?   Are you a student having trouble with prepositions? Are you a teacher having trouble explaining prepositions to your students?   Then The Complete Book of Prepositions may be just what you need!

 

What is The Complete Book of Prepositions?

It’s an easy to read booklet explaining not only the most common
prepositions of time and place, but also the more uncommon
prepositions of manner, means, agents, states, conditions,
quantities, measures, and purposes.

The booklet includes an explanation of how the various prepositions
are used and sample sentences demonstrating their use.

Take a look at a typical page

On and on top of- use to tell that a person or thing is touching the
surface of something (opposite of off)

The box is on the table.
The cat is on top of the refrigerator.
The teacher put the dunce hat on top of the student’s head.
There are a bunch of bananas on the counter.

Onto- use to tell that a person or thing puts or places itself onsomething else.

The cowboy got onto the horse.
The cat jumped onto the bed.

Off- use to tell that a person or thing is NOT on something else(opposite of on) OR away from something.

He took the frying pan off the stove.
Please keep off the grass.

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The workbook contains 28 work sheets (with 25 multiple choice items per page).
Correct answers are also included at the back of the book to check your answers.

Below is a typical page of the workbook

Work Sheet 28

Prepositions of manner, means, states, quantities, and purposes.

Select the correct preposition in each of the sentences below. (see page 40 for the correct answer)

1. Mr. Johnson has all the Beatles albums (in, except, for) one- the White Album.
2. It seems (like, to, by) the home team will win the game with a lead of 21 points with
    only three minutes left in the game.
3. Some people consider AL Gore’s film (in, on, with) the environment biased.
4. His job (for, as, with) as fireman is dangerous.
5. The mechanic put in two quarts (with, of, by) oil in the car.
6. The man was an actor, director and producer (besides, beside, also) being a prolific writer.
7. All the employees take the bus to work (except, toward, concerning) the manager.
8. The success of the party went (beyond, for, concerning) my wildest dreams.
9. M y wife asked me to talk to our son (to, but, concerning) his recent failing grades
    in school.
10. People (with, throughout, from) the world only want peace and happiness.

 

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