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Today we are going to speak about the prepositions

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of English and Arabic This is very tricky subject

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since

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English has 150 prepositions,

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150 prepositions, while Arabic has only 20

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prepositions, six of them are widely used. So

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there is no equivalence between the prepositions

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of English and the prepositions of Arabic. The

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meaning is conveyed straightforwardly in Arabic by

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using only one preposition. However, the same

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meaning can be conveyed in a number of

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prepositions in English. So this causes confusion

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and makes our students, I mean the Arab students,

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to commit serious errors in using prepositions.

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Most of them are interlingual errors. They result

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from Arabic. The preposition of English has

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semantic function and syntactic function. Semantic

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function means it gives a meaning. It refers to

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place, time, a position, manner, etc.

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Syntactically, it refers to case assignment.

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The case I mean nominative, accusative, and

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genitive case. Mainly the genitive case and the

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dative case are assigned by prepositions in a

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certain places a language. So we have, for

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example, John gave Mary a book. John gave a book

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to Mary. To Mary, Mary, John here is a subject

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assigned nominative case, while book is direct

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object assigned accusative case and to Mary, Mary

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is prepositional object assigned dative case. The

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dative case is equivalent to accusative case,

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fatha, but it is assigned by the preposition, the

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dative preposition too. At the same time, we have

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our other prepositions assigned genitive case,

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completely like Arabic, kasra. So we have He

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arrived in London. This means he dominantly lives

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or stays in London. He arrives in London is

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different from he arrives at London. Okay? At

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London means transitional arrival. However, in

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London means dominant stay

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in London. Okay, here he arrived in London or at

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London, the prepositional noun London is assigned

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genitive case by the prepositions at or in. Most

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of the prepositions assign genitive case except

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the dative preposition to, which assigns dative

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case, which is equivalent to accusative case.

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Okay. Semantically, we see that the prepositions

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are of different semantic functions. We have

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prepositions of time. So we have in, at, on,

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after, before, etc. Now in is related to, it

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precedes months, years, seasons, and parts of the

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day. So we have in months, we say in July, in

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September. For years, we say in 1985, 1999.

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Seasons, we say in summer, in the summer of 1969,

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for example. We say in the morning, in the

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afternoon, in the evening. But if you speak about

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very, very specific time, we use at. I say at

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noon, at dawn, at sunset. I mean the moment which

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refers to the existence of dawn, noon, or sunset.

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However, if you speak about long duration, you say

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in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening.

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Okay? Also durations we see in, I say in a minute,

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in two weeks, in an hour, in a day, in a month, in

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15 days. This is duration. However, at refers to

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part of the day, as in we say at night, at six o

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'clock, at midnight. We speak about time, not

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duration. Also, we refer to celebrations by using

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at. At Christmas, at Easter, at Ramadan feast,

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etc.

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If you speak about fixed phrases, we use also at.

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So we say at the same time, not in the same time,

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at the same time.

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On refers to the days. Days of the week take on.

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Dates of the days also take on. I say on Sunday,

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on Friday, on 25th of December. The date and days

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of the week receive on. Special holidays, we say

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on Good Friday, on Easter Sunday, on my birthday.

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We mean the day. Okay? If you speak about special,

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very special part of the day, I say on the morning

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of September. So this is specific, not generic.

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Okay? on the morning of September. We see in the

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morning. Which morning? In the afternoon. In the

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evening. This is generic. However, speaking

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specifically about one special morning becomes on.

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Okay, you see? On the morning of September the

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11th. After refers also to time. I say, after

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something happened, later than something happened,

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after school,

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after lecture,

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after arrival, after the accident. It refers to

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something happening after another thing. Pay

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attention, please.

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Ago. Ago refers to the past. Okay? So it comes

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after time. Okay? It refers to how far something

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happened in the past. Six years ago. Five days

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ago. Three hours ago. An hour ago. It refers to

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past. Past simple. Before, it's the opposite of

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after, but it refers to something that happened

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earlier than some other things. I say before

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Christmas, before Ramadan feast, before Al-Adha

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Eid or feast, okay? Between, it refers also to

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separate two points. I say between Monday and

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Friday. So this is a duration of time between.

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We can use also by referring to time as well. So

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we say not later than a special time by Thursday.

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By Thursday. Okay, they are going to finish the

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project or they will have the project finished by

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the end of April by the end of April Okay, not

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later than a special time. Yeah, not not later

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than the end of April Okay During

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So it refers to progressive action action will

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happen during a period of time through the whole

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period of time. We say, for example, during the

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holidays, most of us have picnics to the seashore.

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Okay?

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During the holidays. For, it refers also to the

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period of time. for three weeks. This is duration.

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I stay in Gaza for six months. I have stayed in

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Gaza for six months. I have stayed in Gaza for

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five months. I have stayed in Gaza since last

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April. So for refers to duration. While since

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refers to time. Okay. They are the key

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prepositions used with present perfect Okay,

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so I stay I have stayed for three weeks From to

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from till until these are our prepositions which

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are mainly used to refer to time. Two points from

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a period, from Monday to Wednesday, for example.

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From two. From Monday till Wednesday. Two is

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equivalent to till. From Monday until Wednesday.

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Two till until. They are of the same meaning. They

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refer to two points from one period to another.

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From Monday to Wednesday.

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Okay. Past. Past as a preposition. It refers to

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time of the day. Twenty-three minutes past six.

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Okay. Half past six. Okay. So it refers to time,

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the clock time. Okay. Since refers to point, not

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duration. Specific point. Okay. Point of time. I

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say since Monday. I haven't seen them since they

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traveled to London. I haven't seen him since he

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traveled to Egypt. The time he traveled. The point

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of time he traveled. So this is referred to by

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using since. Okay.

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Till and until also refer to time. I say till

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tomorrow, until tomorrow, the same thing.

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Too, it also refers to time of the day. Okay. So

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we have twenty three minutes to six. Okay. Here we

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have to and past past refers to after and to

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refers to before okay up to and not more than

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special time up to six hours a day within It's

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during a period of time, within a day. I will

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finish the project within a day, within two days,

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within a month, within a year.

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These are the propositions of time. So we speak

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about different propositions, mainly in, on, at,

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for, since, after, before, till, until, ago, past,

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to, up to, within, between, during. Okay.

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These refer to time. Okay. Now, if you translate

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them into Arabic, We speak about nearly 20

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prepositions, but if they translated into Arabic,

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they can be referred to by using Fi, one, or Men,

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two prepositions only versus 20 prepositions in

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English. So this faces or this makes difficulty

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for your students to translate. And you yourself

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commit serious errors in translation, in the use

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of prepositions. Which to use? Which to use? On or

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in or at?

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Between, for example, or among? So it's quite

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difficult. You have to understand these

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prepositions, their semantic function, their

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lexical function, their syntactic function very

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perfectly. Okay? And you have to use them

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contextually. We have the prepositions of place

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and direction.

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I traveled from Rafah to Gaza. أسكن في غزة من إلى

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في Okay, this refers to place in Arabic however in

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English we have lots of Prepositions as you see

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let's see We sit in the room now. We are in the

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room Okay The laptop is on the table Okay

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Here we have the

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duster is under the table, on the table, okay? Now

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it's on the board, on the board, okay? If I put it

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overhead, it's at top of or in top of sorry in top

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of okay so we have lots of prepositions of place

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in English however in Arabic you have at most

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three prepositions this make is this makes

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confusion and lead your students to commit serious

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interlingual errors, not intralingual,

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interlingual errors. And also we have intralingual

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errors committed in using prepositions. We sit in

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the room. I see a house in the picture. You have

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the picture containing lots of things. including a

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house. So I see a house in the picture. There are

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trout in the river. He lives in Paris. I found the

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picture in the paper. He sits in the corner of the

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room. The first hand side corner, the second hand

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side corner, the second right-hand side corner,

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the first right-hand side corner, the first left

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-hand side corner, the second left-hand side

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corner. So in the left-hand side corner, in the

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right-hand side corner, etc. Okay? He sits in the

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back of the car. We arrive in Madrid. He gets in

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the car. We speak about the space inside

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something. We stay in the room. So the room

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represents a place, a space, and we sit in this

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place. So in the room.

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Ibtihal is going to stand close to the door. She

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is standing by the door, by the door. If the door

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is open and she is standing just outside, okay, in

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the border of the room, we say, Btehal is standing

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at the room, at the room. This is the place. I met

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my friend at the hospital. What does it mean? At

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the gates of the hospital. I met my friend in the

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hospital inside the hospital Okay So we have lots

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of prepositions as you see that cover the meaning

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of في The

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boys stand in a line It's a big tree in the middle

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of the garden He is in town I have to stay in bed.

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You mustn't park your car in front of the school.

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The robber is in prison now.

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She sits at the desk. I'm sitting at the desk.

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Open your books at page 10. The bus stops at Graz.

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Okay, the bus station, I mean, or the bus stop. I

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stay at my grandmother's house. I stand at the

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door. Look at the top of the page. The car stands

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at the end of the street. Can we meet at the

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corner of the street? I met John at a party. Pat

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wasn't at home yesterday. I study economics at

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university. So we study at the Islamic University

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of Gaza. We can't say we study in the Islamic

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University of Gaza. At the Islamic University of

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Gaza. Okay? It refers to your dominant study

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in this institution. It is aspectual

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meaning. It refers to aspectual meaning, not

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concrete meaning. So I say in the class, we are

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sitting in the class, okay? We are studying in the

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class. All the time we study in this class, the

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whole semester long. You understand?

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So we study at the class or at the university the

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whole semester long. We currently are studying

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comparative linguistics in the class. We speak

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about now a moment, okay? Specific place. Look at

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the top of the page. The car stands at the end of

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the street. I'm a Joan at a party. I study

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economics at university. The children are at

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grandmother's house. If you ask me about my

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children, I say to you that they are staying at

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home. Okay. So we speak about them. They are in

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Khan Yunus and we are now in Gaza. Okay. But if

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you ask me about them while I am at home, I say

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they are in the home. Okay. He always arrives late

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at school. At school. This is for learning. You

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see, I say at school. The map lies on the desk. So

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in translating the meaning of Fi, we met with lots

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of prepositions, mainly in and at. Now, on.

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So the map lies on the desk. The picture is on

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page 10. The photo hangs on the wall. He lives on

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a farm. Dresden lies on the river. Okay, on. On

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also refers to, as you see, on place. We spoke

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about in. I live in Gaza. She lives in London. You

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see?

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I'd like to refer to islands. So what prepositions

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could I use in places like islands? She lives in

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or on Cyprus? On Cyprus. Or are all islands take

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on? She lives on Cyprus. Okay. But I live in Gaza.

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Okay On a farm We speak about a specific place

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surrounded by fence. It's like the island Okay, so

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once you speak we speak about on referring to

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fields specific areas open areas it refers to

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islands. So regarding place, we say we live in

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Cyprus, sorry on Cyprus, but in Gaza, in London,

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etc. He lives on a farm. Dressed in lies on the

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river Elbe. Men's clothes are on the second floor.

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On, not in. He lives on Heligoland. Heligoland.

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The shop is on the left. My friend is on the way

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to Moscow. Okay? Write this information on the

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front of the letter. When she was a little girl,

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people saw a realistic cowboy film on television.

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On. Still, we have other propositions referring to

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a place. Okay. So you have above, across, after,

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against, along, among, around, behind, below,

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beside, between. Okay. We spoke about in, on, and

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now we have, we spoke about at yes, now we have

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above.

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So above refers to higher than something. The

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picture hangs above my bed.

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Above. The fan is above us. The ceiling is above

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us. Above. You have a space between two objects.

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Okay?

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across from one side to the other side. You must

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not go across this road here. There isn't a bridge

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across the river. Across.

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Okay, once you cross one point to another point,

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you use once you pass one point to another point,

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you use across. After.

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One follows the other. The cat ran after the dog.

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Chased the dog. Okay? After you. Against. This

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means directed towards something. The bird flew

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against the window.

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Directed towards something. The bird flew against

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the window. Along. In line with. From one point to

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another. They are walking along the beach. They

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are walking along the beach. Along the river.

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Along the

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university. Along the university walls.

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Among. I like being among people. So between,

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between, it refers to two people. However, among

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refers to plural.

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Around, this is circular way. Circular way refers

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to circle. We are sitting around the campfire. The

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students circled around the teacher.

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Behind, at the back of. Our house is behind the

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supermarket. Behind the supermarket. Below, lower

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than something. This valley is 86 meters below the

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sea level.

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Jericho is below the sea level.

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Beside means next to our house is beside the

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supermarket Between and between two things By

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means near he lives in the house by the river and

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he close to the river Okay close to also means

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near our house is close to the supermarket and

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Down, he came down the hill. Up, he came up the

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stairs. From this place where it starts, the train

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or the bus came from Rafah to Gaza.

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Do you come from Tokyo? Where are you from? I'm

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from Palestine.

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In front of. Our house is in front of the

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supermarket. Inside. You shouldn't stay inside the

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castle. Into. She came into the room. This means

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to the sudden coming of someone. She came into the

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room. You shouldn't go into the castle. Okay? Near

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this is close to also our house is near the

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supermarket next to our house is next to the

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supermarket We live in the next door Okay off and

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away from something the cat jumped off the roof

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Onto moving to a place the cat jumped onto the

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roof opposite On the other side, our house is

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opposite the supermarket. The cat jumped out of

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the window. This is leaving something.

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We have outside. Can you wait outside? It is the

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opposite of inside. Over. this is above something

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the cat jumped over the wall over the wall okay

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jumped over the wall so there is no space once you

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have a space it is above once there'll be no space

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or very specific space then becomes also over past

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go past the post office go near the post office

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Round, of course, circle. We are sitting around

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the campfire. Through, you shouldn't walk through

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the forest. عبر يعني. To refers to the verbs of

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motion. Where do you have motion, حركة, you use

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to. I like going to Australia. Can you come to me?

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I've never been to Africa. Travel is motion. I go

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to school every day. He came to London for the

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first time. Two. Towards. We ran towards the

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castle. This is the direction of something. Under

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is the opposite of up. The cat is under the table.

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He went up the hill. Okay?

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Now semantically, prepositions of English have

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a meaning and this syntactically refers to some

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syntactic function. So the preposition is a word

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that is used to connect noun and noun. structure

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to another structure in the sentence, I mean

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syntactically. The girl is in the garden. The

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prepositional object can be Pronoun can be a

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pronoun, can be adjective, can be adverb, can be a

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clause, can be a gerund. The girl is in the

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garden. Ahmed is behind me. This is pronoun. He is

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clever at tennis. Clever at. Adjective. Okay. An

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adverb. He ran too quickly for his years. I don't

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know. I don't care for what you are saying. What

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you are saying. I don't care for what you are

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saying. What you are saying is a close. We thought

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about giving a present. Giving a present is a

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gerund.

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Now we have The preposition can be used for making

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phrasal verbs. Take after, get at, run out of, for

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example. Come into, come in, come out. These are

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phrasal verbs. They are also used for making

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idiomatic adjectives like grateful to, angry with.

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We have also prepositional phrases like the

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soldier fought with great bravery with great

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bravery Prepositional phrases the man or the men

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The man in the brown coat is my friend in the

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brown coat prepositional phrase Okay however in

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Arabic The preposition is a kind of conjunction

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that can connect two parts of the sentence with

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each other. So they convey a syntactic relation

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between noun and verb. This is in Arabic. So we

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have وقع الكتاب من أحمد. وقع الكتاب من أحمد. This

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is transitive or intransitive verb. intransitive

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أخذت الكتابة من علي جلست على البسات وصلت في ساعة

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كتبت بالقلم all of these sentences are

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intransitive they contain intransitive there also

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we have derivational derivations

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and their phrases In case of having derivation and

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their phrases, we have the preposition. In, ana

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katibun bilqalam. Katib, this is derived. This is

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nominal subject. Ism fa'al. Ana katibun bilqalam.

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Alqalamu maktubun bihi. Katib maktub. What do you

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call this? These are called derivations. You still

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recall morphology.

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These are derivations. We use the preposition ب

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which is equivalent to في.

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we have also abstract meaning or abstract semantic

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function for the prepositions okay لَيْسَ زَيْدٌ

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قَائِمٌ حقًا so the meaning is purely abstract

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Mostly the preposition as we the preposition in

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English Depends on the noun following it. I say on

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Sunday in July in winter on the island in London

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at school so it depends on the prepositional noun

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or the I mean the post noun say that the we have

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preposition phrase so the modifier of the of of

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the preposition decides the use of this

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preposition which preposition we could use it

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depends on the modifier following it okay on the

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noun following it You see? So this is the

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proposition.

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The story of the proposition, as I mentioned, is

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very tricky. it needs more focus more explanation

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more use it depends on more practice so the more

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you practice prepositions the more you use them

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this means that we have to use them contextually

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and in situational use next time we are going to

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practice using prepositions and we are going to

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see your preparations your presentations so please

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have your presentations ready for next time for

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teaching prepositions and interpreting

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prepositions at the same time okay that's it for

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today thank you