Prepositions 📍

Beyond in, on and at, English has whole PATHS of movement — into, through, across, along — and two-word and three-word prepositions like "in front of" and "because of" that work exactly like a single word.

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Part 1 · Movement

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Part 2 · Compound Prepositions

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Part 3 · Choosing Correctly

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Mock Test

Movement Prepositions 🚶

Each of these describes a different PATH — picture the movement as you read each one.

Word	Path
into	moving to the inside
through	in one side and out the other
across	from one side to the other, over a surface
along	following the length of something
over	above, or covering something

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Game 1 — Pick the Right Path

Compound Prepositions 🔗

Two or three words that work together as ONE preposition.

Compound preposition	Meaning
in front of	facing the front side of
next to	beside
because of	due to (a reason)
in spite of	despite (a contrast)
according to	as stated by

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Game 2 — Match the Meaning

Choosing Correctly 🎯

Read the whole sentence — is it giving a reason, a contrast, or just a position?

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Game 3 — Complete the Sentence

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Game 4 — Odd One Out

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Chapter 6 Mock Test

12 IEO-style questions on prepositions. 🍀

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