MAKALAH

Bahasa Inggris

DOSEN PEMBIMBING
DIANA AZWINA S.Sos., M.Si.

DISUSUN OLEH
KELOMPOK 8
RUANG B507

Dendy Nugroho Setiawan 181010550877

Mila Martinah 181010551456
Shania Zana Chobita 181010551460

FAKULTAS EKONOMI MANAJEMEN

UNIVERSITAS PAMULANG
2019
Material Description
1. PREPOSITION OF PLACE
We use preposition of place in front of a noun or a pronouns to say where something or
someone is :
 on the table
 under some books
 in front of you
 next to that
 at home

Preposition in, at, and on

 We use in to say something is in a larger space: in the box, in the city, in my study
 We use at with a place or a point: at the station, at work, at the door
 On the table

Preposition Example

at: to describe a place without any specific
dimensions
to: to describe movement to a place without
any specific dimensions
I’ll see Mr. Bona at the meeting.
A problem had arisen at work.
He rides his bike to work.
The Gojek rider delivers the food within 16
minutes.

from: to describe movement away from a
place without any specific dimensions
in: to describe a place
into: to describe a movement to a place
out of: to describe opposite movement
on: used with objects which have surface
She runs in the morning from her house to the
park.
Retailers buy goods from the manufacturer
They put the material in cases.
First, the workers put the orders into the box.
Next, we take the order out of the box.
The toddlers are crippling on the big tables
2. PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
The most important prepositions of time are :

At By After

in During For
on Before since

between From to

1. We use at, in and on before time expression.

- The tragedy happened in 1937.
- The story was in all the newspaper on 7 May.
2. Use at for a point in time such as a clock time, meal time, and short holidays.
- At 7.25 there was a problem.
- I’ll see you at breakfast
- There are flights at New Year.
3. Use at with ‘…time’ and ‘…moment’
- There is a meeting at lunchtime.
- We always get up at the same time.
- She’s busy at the moment.
4. Use in with parts of the day (morning, afternoon, evening)
- It reached America in the afternoon.
- It’s much cooler in the evening.
5. Use in for longer time periods, like months, seasons, years, and centuries.
- It happened in the spring.
- President Hindenburg died in 1934.
6. Use on with days and dates
- The Hindenburg Museum is closed on Mondays.
- The Olympics began on 15 July.
- On weekdays, I get up at 7.

3. PREPOSITIONS OS MOVEMENT
1. Into, through, etc are prepositions of movement. They show where somebody or something is
going.
- Walk into the forest.
- Go through the door.

More preposition of movement:

- across : Walk accros the bridge.
- along : She’s driving along the road.
- between : The mouse ran between two chairs.
- by : You will pass by some shops.
- down : Jill fell down the hill.
- from : Has Max come back from London.
- in : Jump in the water!
- off : get off the horse carefully.
- on : Spiderman climbed on the wall.
- onto : We got onto the ship.
- out of : I walk out of the disco.
- over : They ran over a big hill.
- past : You will go past Jim’s house.
- round (=around : The plane flew around the town twice.
- towards : The dog came toward me.
- to : Throw the ball to Simon.
- under : Go under the apple tree.
- up : Walk up Oxford Street for 10 minutes.
2. Some of these prepositions can also show position, not movement.
- Walk under the bridge.
- She’s under the bridge.
3. Use by to show how you travel.
- Go by bus.
- We get there by train.
4. Use get onto/onto and off with trains, buses, planes.
- Get on your bike.
- Get off the boat.
5. Use get in/into and out of with cars (and small boats and small planes)
- I got into my Mercedes
- Get out of my taxi!

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