Let's solve this prepositions worksheet step by step.
What are Prepositions?
Prepositions are words that show the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence. They often indicate location, direction, time, or manner. Common prepositions include: *on, over, in, from, to, at, up, under, beside*, etc.
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We need to
circle the preposition in each sentence. Let’s go through them one by one:
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1.
Humpty Dumpty is sitting on the wall.
→ The word
"on" shows where Humpty Dumpty is sitting.
✔ Preposition: on
2.
The cow jumped over the moon.
→ The word
"over" tells us the direction of the jump.
✔ Preposition: over
3.
It was snowing in the morning.
→ The word
"in" indicates the time (during the morning).
✔ Preposition: in
4.
We buy sweets from that shop.
→ The word
"from" shows the source of the sweets.
✔ Preposition: from
5.
We go to school.
→ The word
"to" shows the destination.
✔ Preposition: to
6.
It is hot at noon.
→ The word
"at" indicates the time (specific point in time).
✔ Preposition: at
7.
The cat is on the mat.
→ The word
"on" shows the position of the cat.
✔ Preposition: on
8.
The rocket goes up the sky.
→ The word
"up" indicates direction.
✔ Preposition: up
9.
There is a fly in my soup.
→ The word
"in" shows the location of the fly.
✔ Preposition: in
10.
The monkeys climbed up the tree.
→ The word
"up" indicates the direction of climbing.
✔ Preposition: up
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✔ Final Answers (prepositions to circle):
1.
on
2.
over
3.
in
4.
from
5.
to
6.
at
7.
on
8.
up
9.
in
10.
up
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📝 Explanation Summary:
Each sentence uses a preposition to describe
where,
when, or
how something happens. These prepositions help us understand the relationships between objects and actions in the sentences.
✔ All prepositions have been correctly identified!
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