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Prepositions of place: Prepositions with Georgie

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What can you see in your classroom? Where are the objects?
What prepositions of place do you already know (for example: in, on, at, under)?

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1. What question does the video start with?

2. Which preposition does the speaker use when she says she is stuck?

3. What is the speaker dancing between?

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1. What confusing example does the speaker mention about school?

2. According to the speaker, we tend to use “in” for spaces that are ____.

3. Which pair is given as a “weird example”?

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1. What does the speaker say is best to do with these confusing examples?

2. What does the speaker say about learning these combinations quickly?

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1. What is the main topic of the video?

2. What general difference does the speaker give between “in” and “at”?

“In” is for times; “at” is for people.
“In” is often for larger/general spaces; “at” is often for specific activities/places.
“In” is always correct; “at” is always incorrect.

3. What is one message about learning prepositions from the speaker?

Discuss the ideas from this video

Prepositions of place: Prepositions with Georgie

In your town, do you say you are “at” or “in” places like school, work, or home? Does your language use the same idea?
Can you make 5 true sentences about things in your room using: next to, in front of, behind, under, and between?
Think of one place (for example: the airport, the supermarket, the gym). What activity do you usually do there? Does that help you choose “in” or “at”?
What is harder for you: learning clear prepositions like “under” or learning combinations like “at home” / “in the house”? Why?