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[C-C+] Other Types of Prepositions

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Direction: Read the short passages then answer the questions being asked.

Other Types of Prepositions


One social problem that is concerning and requires attention is the issue of poverty. According to recent statistics, a significant number of people live in poverty, unable to meet their basic needs. In considering the factors contributing to poverty, we must acknowledge that it is not just due to lack of resources, but also because of systemic inequalities and limited opportunities. In addition to the lack of access to education and healthcare, individuals living in poverty often face discrimination and social exclusion. Despite efforts made by organizations and governments, the problem persists. Due to the lack of economic opportunities and social support, many people remain trapped in the cycle of poverty. In order to address this issue, it is crucial to implement comprehensive strategies that include providing access to quality education, creating job opportunities, and fostering inclusive societies. By doing so, we can work towards reducing poverty and creating a more equitable future for all.

QUESTIONS:

1. What are factors contributing to poverty?

2. How can we addressed this problem?

LET'S UNDERSTAND! 📚

🔺 Double Prepositions

  • are two simple prepositions (single) used together, often indicate direction or position.
into upon onto
out of without across from
within from beneath next to

🔺 Compound Prepositions

  • are a type of compound word that consists of a simple prepositions (single) and another part of speech
in addition to in consideration of according to
in spite of in front of on behalf of
in the middle of such as as well as
because of in case of due to
except for lack of by means of
in place of in spite of up to

🔺 Participle Prepositions

  • are verbs that function like prepositions They have -ed, -ing, and -en endings, just like participial adjectives.
considering during including
regarding provided given

🔺 Common prepositional phrases

by accident above/below average on average in cash / by credit card
by chance in danger out of date in fact
on fire in a hurry in love in the newspaper
by mistake by myself on holiday in my opinion
in contrast to on page ... on the phone on purpose
on the radio by your side in time on time
in trouble on TV on the way in pencil

LET'S PRACTICE! 📝

Direction: Talk about a social problem and express your thoughts using the prepositions you learned.


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