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    The document provides examples of using prepositions of place and time correctly. It gives sentences with blanks to fill in the appropriate preposition, such as "in", "at", "on", etc. It also gives examples of asking polite questions and typical responses using phrases like "Can I", "May I", "Can you", etc. The document focuses on teaching grammar concepts like prepositions and forming polite questions and responses.

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    The document provides examples of using prepositions of place and time correctly. It gives sentences with blanks to fill in the appropriate preposition, such as "in", "at", "on", etc. It also gives examples of asking polite questions and typical responses using phrases like "Can I", "May I", "Can you", etc. The document focuses on teaching grammar concepts like prepositions and forming polite questions and responses.

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    The document provides examples of using prepositions of place and time correctly. It gives sentences with blanks to fill in the appropriate preposition, such as "in", "at", "on", etc. It also gives examples of asking polite questions and typical responses using phrases like "Can I", "May I", "Can you", etc. The document focuses on teaching grammar concepts like prepositions and forming polite questions and responses.

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    Prepositions of Place

    Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence.

    1. I am standing (in the middle of, in front of) the door.

    2. The book is (outside, on top of) the table.

    3. Jenny sits (in the middle of, beside) me in class.

    4. Carlos lives (at, on) Maple Street.

    5. My car keys are (inside, around) the car.

    6. Nick has a house (below, in) Miami Lakes.

    7. Don’t look (behind, between) you. Someone is coming.

    9. We need to be (on, at) the airport by five this afternoon.

    10. Who sits (inside, in back of) you in the grammar class?

    11. Right now, I cannot help you. I am (near, in the middle of) a difficult project.

    12. Carmen is very happy. She feels like she is (under, on top of) the world.
    Prepositions of Time

    Fill in the blanks with the correct preposition of time. Select one from the list.
    in on at

    1. Maria goes to school the morning.

    2. Sam came to the United States 1980.

    3. Our English class starts 10:00 the morning.

    4. When is your birthday? My birthday is June.

    5. Did you get to class time this morning?

    6. what days do you have your grammar class?

    7. Because of the storm, the flight is not arriving noon.

    8. The southeastern part of the U.S. had many storms the years 2004 and 2005.

    10. Dave has a doctor’s appointment Monday.

    11. Is the appointment the afternoon?

    12. Yes, I think it is 9:30.

    13. Do classes start August 29 or August 30?

    14. Spain was a powerful nation the 16th century.

    15. What European nation was very powerful the 1700’s?


    Polite Questions

    Read each situation. Ask a polite question (PQ) and give a typical response (TR) for each one.
    Use Can I, May I, Can you, Could you, or Would you.
    1. You want permission to go to a party. Ask your mom.

    P.Q.: _____________________________________________________________________________

    T.R.: ____________________

    2. You didn’t understand the new math topic. Ask your friend for help.

    P.Q.: _____________________________________________________________________________

    T.R.: ____________________

    3. I have a dictionary. You want to use it.

    P.Q.: _____________________________________________________________________________

    T.R.: ____________________

    4. You are carrying a box. You need me to open the door for you.

    P.Q.: _____________________________________________________________________________

    T.R.: ____________________

    5. Your friend has the new PC Magazine. You want to borrow it.

    P.Q.: _____________________________________________________________________________

    T.R.: ____________________

    6. You are at your friend’s house. You want to use the phone.

    P.Q.: _____________________________________________________________________________

    T.R.: ____________________

    7. You want me to tell you the time.

    P.Q.: _____________________________________________________________________________

    T.R.: ____________________

    8. You want me to translate a word for you.

    P.Q.: _____________________________________________________________________________

    T.R.: ____________________

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