What does it mean?
Phrasal prepositions are groups of words that work together like one preposition. They connect a noun or noun phrase to the rest of the sentence and show reason, place, contrast, addition, source, role, or relationship.
Treat the whole group as one preposition.
Use reason phrases to explain why.
Use place phrases to show position.
Use contrast phrases when something happens anyway.
Instead of shows replacement.
Addition phrases mean one more thing.
Some phrases show source, topic, or relationship.
Useful phrasal prepositions to recognize.
Choose the reason phrase.
The game was canceled ___ the heavy rain.
Choose the source phrase.
___ the timetable, the bus leaves at 7:30.
Choose the place phrase.
The car stopped ___ the school gate.
Which sentence shows contrast?
Choose the best sentence.
Which sentence shows replacement?
Choose the best sentence.
Fill five blanks.
Choose the phrasal preposition that best completes each idea.
Mixed question types of 5
Answer all five. Then tap Finish test to see your result sheet.
1. Sentence completion
The school closed ___ the power cut.
2. MCQ
Which sentence shows position above and touching?
3. Type the answer
Use the stairs ___ fire.
4. Type the answer
Lina spoke ___ her class.
5. MCQ
Which sentence means the problem did not change our behavior?
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