Curso de Audio: Uso Correcto de las Preposiciones en Inglés

Clase 18 de 18 • Audio Curso de Inglés para el Uso de Preposiciones

Resumen

Dean: Jess Harris
English School Owner: Jhon Carvajal
Teacher: Ravee Lakhmani and Andres Blanco
Course Direction: Andres Blanco
Production OPS: Lizeth Cáceres & Rocío Martínez
Audiovisual Creator: Andres Blanco
Video Editor: Daniel Cadena
Audio Post Production: Jorge Torres
Motion Design: Jonathan Bello
Coordination: Andrés Arizmendy, Daniel Gutiérrez, Carol Baquero, and Sura Cedeño
Revision: Adriana Bastidas and Keisy Lares

Sofia Ortiz Trujillo

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Luis Enrique J.C.

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love it

Mauro José Jesús Arce

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You're a genius!!! Thank you very much Sofia <3

Edison David Vasquez Londoño

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It would be great to have a similar course for phrasal verbs

Gabriel Obregón

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SUMMARY OF COURSE

1. Time prepositions

In time vs. on time
- In time: Refers to doing something before it’s too late.
- On time: Refers to doing something at the scheduled or agreed-upon time.

2. Movement and direction prepositions

Out of, into, around, past
- Out of: Exiting a closed space.
- Into: Entering a closed space.
- Around: Moving in a circular direction or avoiding an obstacle.
- Past: Moving by or beyond something.
Across vs. through
- Across: Moving from one side to the other of a flat, bounded area.
- Through: Moving from one side to the other of an enclosed area.
Go up, go down, away from, towards
- Go up: Moving from a lower position to a higher one.
- Go down: Moving from a higher position to a lower one.
- Away from: Moving farther from something.
- Towards: Moving closer to something.

3. Location prepositions

At: Indicates a specific point or location.
Behind, in front of, next to
- Behind: At the back of something.
- In front of: Facing something.
- Next to: Beside or adjacent to something.
Below, near, between
- Below: At a lower level than something.
- Near: Close to something.
- Between: In the middle of two objects.

4. Prepositional phrases

With sentences: Prepositional phrases that control or modify entire sentences.
With verbs: Prepositional phrases that control or modify verbs.

5. Usage of “in”

In: Used for enclosed spaces, periods of time, or to indicate position within an area.

6. Usage of “on”

On: Used for surfaces, days, and specific dates.

7. Usage of “on”, “in”, and “above”

On: Refers to something resting on a surface.
In: Indicates being inside a space.
Above: Refers to a higher position but not touching.

Jorge Luis Paiva Huamán

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I like so much this format of course.

Two teachers speaking is a rich experiencie. I think this method bring us closer to our objetives.

Cheers to both.

Federico Acuña

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EDUARDO HERNANDEZ

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Sonia Soto

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Excellent course! I loved different accents and the learning about prepositional phrases.

Mauro José Jesús Arce

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Thank you teachers Andres and Ravee. I had a great time with you and I learned very well about prepositions.

Alian polo

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Paola Mosquera

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I Really love this course!! Its Nice formt

estefany herrera

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I really liked this block, it was very dynamic with the performances they presented.

Luis Adrian Martínez Martínez

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its a nice format for learning

Juan Gabriel Hilasaca Muro

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Amazing course! A lot of thanks to you, dear teachers!

Raul de Jesus Granados Rodriguez

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This course is awesome!! thanks so much teachers

Maria Fernanda

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Un curso excelente, con un formato buenísimo para un tema que genera tanta confusión como este 💚

Maikel Andres Vinces Mendoza

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Juan Carlos González Medina

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Greetings, I think this way of teaching is very good, but not always, only from time to time, that is, in some classes. This makes it refreshing, more active, and cheerful; increasing the students' attention.

Yessica Lopez Coca

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I LOVED THIS COURSE. ¡CONGRATULATIONS TEACHERS. GOOD JOB!

Juliana Gallo

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