6.6 Prepositions

• What is an example of a simple preposition in French?

  à
• Match the preposition type with its definition:

  Simple Prepositions ↔️ Single-word prepositions

  Compound Prepositions ↔️ Prepositions formed from multiple words

  Locative Prepositions ↔️ Prepositions indicating location or direction
• Locative prepositions can indicate both location and direction.


  True
• Prepositions of movement are essential for describing actions and spatial relationships.
• Compound prepositions consist of multiple words combined to provide more precise spatial relationships
• The preposition "à 6 heures" is an example of a simple preposition of time.


  True
• The preposition "sur" is a locative preposition that indicates location or direction.

  True
• What is the purpose of locative prepositions in French?

  Indicate location or direction
• Understanding the different types of prepositions is crucial for expressing spatial relationships accurately
• Locative prepositions indicate the location or direction of something.
• Give an example of a compound preposition in French.

  à côté de
• Categorize the following prepositions of time into simple, compound, or time-related expressions:

  1️⃣ Simple: à, en, pendant

  2️⃣ Compound: avant que, jusqu'à, depuis

  3️⃣ Time-related: chaque jour, de temps en temps
• Understanding the types of prepositions enhances their correct use in sentences.


  True
• What is a simple preposition in French used to indicate location?

  à
• The phrase "chaque jour" is a time-related expression that functions as a preposition of time
• Match the type of preposition with its example:

  Simple Preposition ↔️ à

  Compound Preposition ↔️ à côté de

  Locative Preposition ↔️ y
• Verbs of motion typically use simple or locative prepositions.

  True
• What is a compound preposition in French used to indicate location?

  à côté de
• Compound prepositions in French are formed from two or more words.


  True
• Compound prepositions provide more specific meaning than simple prepositions.
• What is an example of a simple preposition of movement in French?

  vers
• Match the preposition type with its function in French:

  Simple Prepositions ↔️ Indicate location

  Compound Prepositions ↔️ Provide more precise spatial relationships
• What do prepositions of movement indicate in French?

  Direction or displacement
• The choice of preposition often depends on the verb
• Match the type of preposition with its function:

  Simple Preposition ↔️ Indicates basic relationships

  Compound Preposition ↔️ Provides precise relationships

  Locative Preposition ↔️ Shows location or direction
• The preposition "dans" is an example of a simple preposition used to indicate location.


  True