An English teacher explains how prepositional phrases are put together and used in simple sentences. Join this channel to get access to perks: / @learnamericanenglisho...
I knew about the prepositional phrases, how they are structured and all, but it wasn't 100%. After watching this video, I think it is very close to 100% now. I really appreciate your work, sir! I love watching your videos!
Prepositional phrase provide: Direction Time (I wake up early in the morning) Relationship Position Location (snow is falling in the woods) S + verb + prep phrase S+verb+prep.phrase+ to infinitive She walked to the local market to get some flowers Prep.phrase(s) + verb + object (case prepositional phrase is subject. Without objection the hearing (s) was(v) adjourned (o)
I have a question. You mentioned the pattern of the sentence at 3:48 as S V Prep Phrase, however, S and V are functions of a phrase within a clause, while prep phrase is a form of a phrase within a clause. How is that posible? shouldn't be S V A or something else?
I am from India .I will try to explain what I am asking . Normally we use "there" for showing existence (person, something ) like this There is a pen. Above after "there is" has come a noun But here sentences follow this structure There+ is/are + verb3/verb ing+ object (original subject) As. There is killed ravan on stage. There is lying a book. Aslo this is used in clauses As. This is the place where there is given a book. Can we use like these sentences If these structures are correct And any exception in these structures. So please tell me Because it is very important for my exams. Please reply 🙏🙏
