Five Preposition Rules + Worksheet

In this animated video, learn five rules for using prepositions correctly in sentences. Print this worksheet to take notes and complete the practice questions as you watch: www.englishunits.com/wp-conte...
Topics covered in this video include the following:
- 00:48 Avoid the preposition "of" after should, would, and could
- 01:28 Use object pronouns after a preposition
01:36 What is a subject pronoun
02:02 What is an object pronoun
- 04:24 When to use commas with prepositional phrases
- 06:10 Misplaced prepositional phrases
- 12:00 Prepositions at the end of sentences
This video is for learners who already know how to identify prepositions, prepositional phrases, and the words they describe. If you don't yet understand those topics, I'd recommend that you watch these videos first:
What is a Preposition (with Worksheet)
• What Is a Preposition ...
Prepositional Phrases (with Worksheet)
• Prepositional Phrases ...
Thank you for watching. If you have questions, let me know in the comment section!

[@EnglishUnits]

Hello! Thank you for watching my video. I hope it helps! In case you only need one topic in this video, here are the timestamps: - 00:48​ Avoiding the preposition "of" after should, would, and could - 01:28​ Object pronouns versus subject pronouns after a preposition 01:36​ What is an subject pronoun and examples 02:02​ What is an object pronoun and examples - 04:24​ When to use commas with prepositional phrases - 06:10​ Misplaced prepositional phrases (what they are, as well as how to avoid and correct them) - 12:00​ Prepositions at the end of sentences

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[@EnglishUnits]

Thank you so much. I'm glad those videos were helpful.

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[@EnglishUnits]

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[@annie1943]

Thank you a lot for the lessons, finally, the preposition topic became clear to me. May I ask a question? In English, we have verb + preposition (listen TO, arrive AT) and prepositional phrases (in the morning, after lunch). Now, when I analyze the sentence I get confused, I can't differentiate if a certain element is a verb+ preposition OR a prepositional phrase. Here is the sentence - Here do we have a prepositional phrase or we have listen+to, arrived + at. Could you please explain what is what?

[@EnglishUnits]

This might help: If it's NOT beside a verb, then it's just a prepositional phrase (and no need to worry about prepositional verbs). If it IS beside a verb, check whether it's a prepositional verb. A prepositional verb is a verb + preposition that work together like a PAIR. A verb followed by a prepositional phrase doesn't pair with the preposition after it; they're just located beside each other. Examples: - We talked in class. - We talked to our friends. Look at the verb + preposition in each ("talked in" and "talked to"). Can you see which is more like a PAIR of words that partner together versus two words that are just located beside each other? The one like a pair is the prepositional verb.

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Can we use this trick (12:53) for any preposition among in a sentence🥰?

[@EnglishUnits]

Yes, that's a good idea!

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[@EnglishUnits]

Hello, no, just this channel.

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