TOPIC

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Name the parts of speech.

• Identify the parts of speech in a
sentence.
• Make effective use of it in sentences.
 PREPOSITION

A preposition is a word or set of words that indicates

location (in, near, beside, on top of) or some other
relationship between a noun or pronoun and other parts
of the sentence (about, after, instead of, in accordance
with).
Examples:

She lost her ring at the

beach.

The caterpillar turned into

a butterfly.
She left muddy footprints
on the clean floor.

The train went through

the tunnel.
PREPOSITION CHALLENGE!

Write ten interesting sentences using different

prepositions. Highlight the prepositions.
 CONJUNCTION

A conjunction is a part of speech that connects words,

phrases, or clauses in a sentence.
 CONJUNCTION - TYPES
Examples:
He is tired, for he works really
hard.
Although he felt sick, he came to
work.
He is neither employed nor
looking for a job.
You are both clever and beautiful.
I as well as you passed the examination.
Robbers not only looted the village but also set homes on fire.
Sara and Julia are sisters. Both are intelligent.
He not only passed the exam but also got a distinction.
There were young as well as adult students.
Cats and dogs are pets.
Coffee was both delicious and creamy.
Bob and Tom were watching the movie.
We both know why you are upset.
•He is poor, still, he is very honest.
•You are not good at English, yet you passed the English exam very well.
•He is rich still he is unhappy.
•She was inexperienced, nevertheless, she decided to play the game.
•There was a thunderstorm, yet we reached home safely.
•Alice is ready for the tests, yet she has not completed her course.
•I am late but she’s still waiting for me.
•You can achieve the goals، however, you have to face challenges.
•There are many sorrows in a person’s life, yet, he gradually forgets his sorrows.
•Starting a business is not easy, nevertheless, you can succeed.

•You either want to buy something or go home.

•I’ll neither buy anything nor go home.
•She went somewhere else to eat.
•Either Julia or Rita will cook the dinner.
•I can have either soup or broth.
•Either she is brave or silly.
•Will you go to Paris or somewhere else during summer vacations?
•Neither I nor my friend attended the party.
•Neither Bob nor John came to my party.
CONJUNCTION CHALLENGE!

Write two interesting sentences for each type of

conjunction. Highlight the conjunctions.
 INTERJECTION

Interjections are words used to express strong feeling or

sudden emotion. They are included in a sentence to
express a sentiment such as surprise, disgust, joy,
excitement or enthusiasm.
 INTERJECTION
Examples:

Wow! This is such a pleasant

surprise.
Yay, it is finally Friday and the
workweek is over.

Hurray! The cup belongs to us.

 Examples

Hey! Get off that floor!

Oh, that is a surprise.

Good! Now we can move on.

Jeepers, that was close.

Phew! I am not trying that again.

Humph! I knew that last week.

Mmmm, my compliments to the chef.

INTERJECTION CHALLENGE!

Write an interesting sentence for each category of

interjection. Highlight the interjections.
 Let’s increase our knowledge!
Preposition
And your Lord has decreed that you not
worship except Him, and to parents, good
His Kursi extends over the heavens
treatment. Whether one or both of them
and the earth, and their preservation
reach old age [while] with you, say not to
tires Him not.
them [so much as], "uff," and do not repel
Al Baqarah – 2:255
them but speak to them a noble word.
Al Isra [17:23]
Coordinating
Conjunction
It is You we worship and You we ask for
help. Interjection
Al Fatihah – 1:5
Correlative He neither begets nor is born,
Conjunction Al Ikhlas – [112:3]