Preposition/介词 English!!!:)
每天花两分钟跟Gillian学英语-介词"at, one, in" 的用法
2014-04-02 Gillian 英语学习与运动健身
Introduction
Welcome to today's class. Teaching you English through two-minute lessons.
In this lesson, we will learn how to use the prepositions ‘at’, ‘on’, and ‘in’.
Explanation
Felix: Hello, everybody. Today we’re going to talk about prepositions. They typically come before a noun and establish the relationship of that noun to a verb, an adjective, or another noun.
Susan: Hi, Felix. Hello, everyone. Prepositions can be confusing even for native speakers.
Felix: Yes, that’s true, Susan. So, let’s take it easy. We’ll start with ‘at’. We use ‘at’ to refer to a specific place or a point in time.
Susan: Yes, like ‘at one o’clock’, or ‘at Christmas’.
Felix: Exactly. We use the preposition ‘in’ to explain something is inside a space, which doesn’t have to be closed.
Susan: Right, as ‘in the stadium’, and ‘in my house’. Don’t forget that we use ‘in’ to refer to cities, states, countries, years, months, and seasons.
Felix: Thanks, Susan. That’s right. And, finally, we use ‘on’ to describe that someone or something is in contact with a surface. Generally a flat surface.
Susan: Correct, like ‘on the table’, ‘on the wall’. And also when talking about days of the week and dates: ‘on Monday’, or ‘on May 9’.
Felix: Very good! I think we’re ready for some dialogues.
At School.
Kyle: Hey, Megan. What time is the test tomorrow?
Megan: Hi, Kyle. It begins at eight o’clock. Are you prepared?
Kyle: Yes! But I still want to review some topics tonight. We’re meeting at Susan’s house. Want to come?
Megan: Sure! Thanks. Can you pick me up? I’ll be at my mom’s house at three.
Kyle: Ok. I’ll be there.
In Class.
Kyle: Good morning, Professor.
Felix: Good morning, Kyle. You seem to be in a good mood.
Kyle: Yes. In the summer, I always feel good. In the mornings, especially.
Felix: Really? Why?
Kyle: Here in Miami we have perfect beach weather. And I love to surf.
Felix: I see. In 2003, I participated in a surfing championship in Australia.
Kyle: Wow! Did you win?
Felix: No. But I had a great time there. I arrived in August and left in October. It was fantastic.
On Friday.
Susan: Hi, Megan. Do you have plans for tonight?
Megan: Yes. I’ll do what I always do on Fridays. I’m going dancing. On April 6 there will be a competition. The winner gets a trip to France.
Susan: Well, good luck! By the way, Eric called and left a phone number. I put a note on the wall, next to the phone.
Megan: Ok, thanks, mom. Do you know where my yellow socks are? I saw them on the floor in the living room yesterday, but they’re not there now.
Susan: I put them on your bed.
Megan: Thanks, mom. I’m going to the mall on Sunday and I’ll buy you a beautiful gift.
Susan: I would prefer if you didn’t leave your things on the floor, dear.
Phrases
It begins at eight o’clock.
We’re meeting at Susan’s house.
I’ll be at my mom’s house at three.
In the summer, I always feel good. Especially in the mornings.
Here in Miami we have perfect beach weather.
I arrived in August and left in October.
I’ll do what I always do on Fridays.
I put a note on the wall, next to the phone.
On April 6 there will be a competition.
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2014-04-02 Gillian 英语学习与运动健身
Introduction
Welcome to today's class. Teaching you English through two-minute lessons.
In this lesson, we will learn how to use the prepositions ‘at’, ‘on’, and ‘in’.
Explanation
Felix: Hello, everybody. Today we’re going to talk about prepositions. They typically come before a noun and establish the relationship of that noun to a verb, an adjective, or another noun.
Susan: Hi, Felix. Hello, everyone. Prepositions can be confusing even for native speakers.
Felix: Yes, that’s true, Susan. So, let’s take it easy. We’ll start with ‘at’. We use ‘at’ to refer to a specific place or a point in time.
Susan: Yes, like ‘at one o’clock’, or ‘at Christmas’.
Felix: Exactly. We use the preposition ‘in’ to explain something is inside a space, which doesn’t have to be closed.
Susan: Right, as ‘in the stadium’, and ‘in my house’. Don’t forget that we use ‘in’ to refer to cities, states, countries, years, months, and seasons.
Felix: Thanks, Susan. That’s right. And, finally, we use ‘on’ to describe that someone or something is in contact with a surface. Generally a flat surface.
Susan: Correct, like ‘on the table’, ‘on the wall’. And also when talking about days of the week and dates: ‘on Monday’, or ‘on May 9’.
Felix: Very good! I think we’re ready for some dialogues.
At School.
Kyle: Hey, Megan. What time is the test tomorrow?
Megan: Hi, Kyle. It begins at eight o’clock. Are you prepared?
Kyle: Yes! But I still want to review some topics tonight. We’re meeting at Susan’s house. Want to come?
Megan: Sure! Thanks. Can you pick me up? I’ll be at my mom’s house at three.
Kyle: Ok. I’ll be there.
In Class.
Kyle: Good morning, Professor.
Felix: Good morning, Kyle. You seem to be in a good mood.
Kyle: Yes. In the summer, I always feel good. In the mornings, especially.
Felix: Really? Why?
Kyle: Here in Miami we have perfect beach weather. And I love to surf.
Felix: I see. In 2003, I participated in a surfing championship in Australia.
Kyle: Wow! Did you win?
Felix: No. But I had a great time there. I arrived in August and left in October. It was fantastic.
On Friday.
Susan: Hi, Megan. Do you have plans for tonight?
Megan: Yes. I’ll do what I always do on Fridays. I’m going dancing. On April 6 there will be a competition. The winner gets a trip to France.
Susan: Well, good luck! By the way, Eric called and left a phone number. I put a note on the wall, next to the phone.
Megan: Ok, thanks, mom. Do you know where my yellow socks are? I saw them on the floor in the living room yesterday, but they’re not there now.
Susan: I put them on your bed.
Megan: Thanks, mom. I’m going to the mall on Sunday and I’ll buy you a beautiful gift.
Susan: I would prefer if you didn’t leave your things on the floor, dear.
Phrases
It begins at eight o’clock.
We’re meeting at Susan’s house.
I’ll be at my mom’s house at three.
In the summer, I always feel good. Especially in the mornings.
Here in Miami we have perfect beach weather.
I arrived in August and left in October.
I’ll do what I always do on Fridays.
I put a note on the wall, next to the phone.
On April 6 there will be a competition.
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