PREPOSITIONS OF TIME GIỚI TỪ CHỈ THỜI GIAN

3. Every one is busy ______ Tet holiday.A. atB. inC. onD. after4. _______ New Year Eve, we all stay up late having a speacial meal.A. inB. onC. atD. until5. ______May Day there are parades and matches on Red SquareA. FromB. AtC. OfD. On6. The Second World War happened _______ 1941.A. onB. inC. about[r]

Conjunctions literally 'join together' and are of two types: co-ordinating and subordinating.There are seven co-ordinating conjunctions, easily remembered with the mnemonic 'FANBOYS'- for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. These link two independent clauses and are always in themiddle, and would be[r]

Supply appropriate prepositions for these twoword and threeword verbs.
( Điền giới từ thích hợp để hoàn thành câu.)

1. A: Where did you grow__________?
B: In Seattle, Washington.

2. A: Im trying to find yesterdays newspaper. Have you seen it?
B: Im afraid I threw it____________. I thought you had[r]

Khi nói về giới từ ta thừong nghỉ ngay đến : in, at, on ..v..v chứ có bao giờ bạn nghỉ rằng các chữ: saving, notwithstanding, thậm chí là in order to lại là giới từ Đảo qua một vòng trên diễn đàn mình cũng chưa thấy một thread nào chuyên về giới từ .Xuất phát từ thực tế đó, mình mở thread này để chú[r]

A. Warm- up:In front ofto the left ofPrepositionsbehindonin- Ask Ss some questions about themselves .B. Preparation:III. Prepositions:- Prepositions: on, in, under, between, near, next to, at, to the left of, to the right of,in fron of, behind, opposite.+ Prepos[r]

students’ initial understanding of thekey grammar points.Various exercises allow students toreinforce and gradually expand theirunderstanding of the grammar rulesthat they have learned. This sectioninvolves correction exercises that trainstudents to recognize and correctgrammar errors[r]

Expressions without prepositionsSome common expressions are used without prepositions.Verbs without prepositionsSome verbs are normally followed by direct objects without prepositions. Examples are: enter, discuss, marry,lack, resemble, approach etc.We entered the compound. (NOT We ent[r]

……on…. Thursday afternoon……on…. Saturday night……at…. midnight……at…. Easter…on…… Easter Sunday……at…. lunch time…on…… Wednesday…at…… night…in….. the night…in…… the daytime…in……. 2010…in…… December, 2010…on…… 25th December 2010…at…….. half past six…on…… SaturdayB. Write at/on/inI go walking ...i[r]

Prepositions: Some special points to be notedCases where prepositions are omittedPrepositions of time are generally omitted before words like ‘last’, ‘first’, ‘next’ or ‘this’.I met him last Friday. (NOT I met him on last Friday.)We will discuss the matter next time