Task: Underline the preposition in each sentence.
#### Explanation:
A
preposition is a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and another part of the sentence. Common prepositions include "to," "in," "on," "with," "of," "at," etc. The task requires identifying and underlining these words in the given sentences.
#### Solution:
1.
The river is flowing to the sea.
- Preposition:
to
- Underlined sentence: The river is flowing
to the sea.
2.
The mouse is in the hole.
- Preposition:
in
- Underlined sentence: The mouse is
in the hole.
3.
Grandma is sitting on the rocking chair.
- Preposition:
on
- Underlined sentence: Grandma is sitting
on the rocking chair.
4.
I like to write with a pencil.
- Preposition:
with
- Underlined sentence: I like to write
with a pencil.
5.
The pots are made of metal.
- Preposition:
of
- Underlined sentence: The pots are made
of metal.
6.
Please do not laugh at me.
- Preposition:
at
- Underlined sentence: Please do not laugh
at me.
7.
Can you eat with chopsticks?
- Preposition:
with
- Underlined sentence: Can you eat
with chopsticks?
8.
John is waiting at the door.
- Preposition:
at
- Underlined sentence: John is waiting
at the door.
9.
All my books are in my bag.
- Preposition:
in
- Underlined sentence: All my books are
in my bag.
10.
This cupboard is made of wood.
- Preposition:
of
- Underlined sentence: This cupboard is made
of wood.
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Final Answer:
1. The river is flowing
to the sea.
2. The mouse is
in the hole.
3. Grandma is sitting
on the rocking chair.
4. I like to write
with a pencil.
5. The pots are made
of metal.
6. Please do not laugh
at me.
7. Can you eat
with chopsticks?
8. John is waiting
at the door.
9. All my books are
in my bag.
10. This cupboard is made
of wood.
Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
&1. \text{The river is flowing } \underline{\text{to}} \text{ the sea.} \\
&2. \text{The mouse is } \underline{\text{in}} \text{ the hole.} \\
&3. \text{Grandma is sitting } \underline{\text{on}} \text{ the rocking chair.} \\
&4. \text{I like to write } \underline{\text{with}} \text{ a pencil.} \\
&5. \text{The pots are made } \underline{\text{of}} \text{ metal.} \\
&6. \text{Please do not laugh } \underline{\text{at}} \text{ me.} \\
&7. \text{Can you eat } \underline{\text{with}} \text{ chopsticks?} \\
&8. \text{John is waiting } \underline{\text{at}} \text{ the door.} \\
&9. \text{All my books are } \underline{\text{in}} \text{ my bag.} \\
&10. \text{This cupboard is made } \underline{\text{of}} \text{ wood.} \\
\end{aligned}
}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of preposition worksheet for 6th grade.
