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10 Prepositional Phrases you should know | English Vocabulary & Conversation
Prepositional phrases are an essential part of English speaking. In this advanced English vocabulary and speaking lesson, you’ll learn ten common phrases that begin with a preposition, including:at the same time, by accident, by the way, for good, for now, for sure, in regard to, in the meantime, on purpose, and on time. Even if you know the meanings of these phrases, it is important to take the next step and put them into practical conversational contexts. In addition to learning the meanings and uses of these phrases, make sure you listen to and repeat the sentences in the lesson. This is one of the best ways to help you learn new phrases and expressions. Do not be content just knowing the theory and the individual vocabulary units of a language: PRACTICE USING THEM IN CONTEXT. After you watch and practice with the video, make sure to do the quiz to solidify your understanding.
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Good work teacher Alex
Thanks, Makoi! I’m glad you liked it.
These were useful phrases.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson.
Great work! Thanks Alex!
Even though I did the quiz and got 8 correct out of 9, I really enjoyed the lesson. Thank you for sharing this lesson with all of us. Greetings from Colombia!
Thanks for watching the lesson and doing the quiz, Andres! Cheers from Canada!
Thanks teacher Alex
Great lesson, keep going.
9/9
Thanks for the lesson
Well done! Keep practicing.
Thanks! I don’t plan on stopping. :)
I hope you have a good day , and by the way keep going on those videos they are very useful , and i watch your videos for sure .
Thanks Alex.
I knew the expression “in the meanwhile” what is the difference with “in the meantime”?
Thanks.
Thanks Alex. It was great
9/9 Thank you
Quite a lot grateful for yourlesson dear Alex Ska John Ritter from Toronto
9/9 very useful lesson! I am learning more each day!