filmov
tv
Mastering Dependent Prepositions - A Deep Dive from the Cambridge Advanced Workbook
Показать описание
Eager to master the art of using dependent prepositions in English? This video, rooted in the Cambridge Advanced Workbook, is tailored just for you! Challenge yourself with a test, correcting errors commonly made by exam candidates and uncovering the nuances of these tricky grammatical components.
➡️ But first, let’s simplify: Dependent prepositions are those that naturally pair up with specific adjectives, verbs, and nouns. It's like each of these words has its preferred prepositional partner. For instance, in the sentence "Tom and Mary went to the Fancy dress party as Romans. He was dressed in a Roman Centurion uniform. She was dressed in a Roman Lady's gown," the word 'in' is the dependent preposition. English speakers use 'dressed in' to describe the attire someone is wearing.
We don’t conventionally say 'dressed on' or 'dressed down.' Although we can employ 'dressed up' in a sentence like "he dressed UP as a Roman Centurion," it then becomes a phrasal verb and not a dependent preposition.
🚀 Unlock the next level in your English journey! Visit my website now and dive deeper into expert-led tutorials, resources, and more:
💬 Based on the video content, can you give an example of a dependent preposition that you frequently use in your conversations? How has understanding this grammatical concept improved your English communication?
✅ English with Steve UK
---------------
Welcome to "English with Steve UK," your trusted resource for mastering the English language.
Here, you'll discover lessons suitable for everyone, from beginners to advanced enthusiasts. If you're keen on transcending the ordinary and achieving a deep understanding of English as it's truly spoken by natives, you're in the right place. As the global community faces challenges, such as the situation in Ukraine, I am committed to extending my knowledge to Ukrainian refugees in their quest to grasp English. My journey spans over two decades of teaching diverse nationalities both in the UK and overseas.
➡️ From my time in Italy and Turkey, where I taught adults and children, to my leadership roles as Lead Teacher Trainer with the British Council, Centre Manager and Academic Director in the UK, my mission has remained unchanged: to make English accessible, enjoyable, and impactful. Whether it's through listening, reading, speaking, watching or role-play, learning here is not just effective—it's fun. Dive in and let's embark on this linguistic journey together.
---------------
📲 Follow English with Steve UK on social media!
🗣️ Discuss aspects of using English with others in my Facebook Groups :
Ukrainiains
B1/B2
🇺🇦 English for Ukrainians
---------------
🎬 Video Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:58 The newspaper devoted a whole column to the charity event.
2:30 I was pleased to participate in the discussion about the future of the club.
3:03 I hope you will find the proposal adequate for your needs.
3:46 The school has a reputation of producing a high level of entrants to Cambridge university.
4:08 The school has a reputation for producing a high level of entrants to Cambridge university.
4:41 There has been a gradual decline in the number of new members.
5:57 The manager is very sensitive for other people's needs.
6:19 The manager is very sensitive to other people's needs.
6:28 Over the past fifty years many changes of working conditions have taken place.
6:50 Over the past fifty years many changes in working conditions have taken place.
---------------
#EnglishwithSteveUK #DependentPrepositions #EnglishGrammar #CambridgeAdvanced #EnglishLearning #PrepositionsTest #AdvancedEnglish #GrammarTips #LearnEnglish #CambridgeWorkbook #GrammarChallenge
➡️ But first, let’s simplify: Dependent prepositions are those that naturally pair up with specific adjectives, verbs, and nouns. It's like each of these words has its preferred prepositional partner. For instance, in the sentence "Tom and Mary went to the Fancy dress party as Romans. He was dressed in a Roman Centurion uniform. She was dressed in a Roman Lady's gown," the word 'in' is the dependent preposition. English speakers use 'dressed in' to describe the attire someone is wearing.
We don’t conventionally say 'dressed on' or 'dressed down.' Although we can employ 'dressed up' in a sentence like "he dressed UP as a Roman Centurion," it then becomes a phrasal verb and not a dependent preposition.
🚀 Unlock the next level in your English journey! Visit my website now and dive deeper into expert-led tutorials, resources, and more:
💬 Based on the video content, can you give an example of a dependent preposition that you frequently use in your conversations? How has understanding this grammatical concept improved your English communication?
✅ English with Steve UK
---------------
Welcome to "English with Steve UK," your trusted resource for mastering the English language.
Here, you'll discover lessons suitable for everyone, from beginners to advanced enthusiasts. If you're keen on transcending the ordinary and achieving a deep understanding of English as it's truly spoken by natives, you're in the right place. As the global community faces challenges, such as the situation in Ukraine, I am committed to extending my knowledge to Ukrainian refugees in their quest to grasp English. My journey spans over two decades of teaching diverse nationalities both in the UK and overseas.
➡️ From my time in Italy and Turkey, where I taught adults and children, to my leadership roles as Lead Teacher Trainer with the British Council, Centre Manager and Academic Director in the UK, my mission has remained unchanged: to make English accessible, enjoyable, and impactful. Whether it's through listening, reading, speaking, watching or role-play, learning here is not just effective—it's fun. Dive in and let's embark on this linguistic journey together.
---------------
📲 Follow English with Steve UK on social media!
🗣️ Discuss aspects of using English with others in my Facebook Groups :
Ukrainiains
B1/B2
🇺🇦 English for Ukrainians
---------------
🎬 Video Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:58 The newspaper devoted a whole column to the charity event.
2:30 I was pleased to participate in the discussion about the future of the club.
3:03 I hope you will find the proposal adequate for your needs.
3:46 The school has a reputation of producing a high level of entrants to Cambridge university.
4:08 The school has a reputation for producing a high level of entrants to Cambridge university.
4:41 There has been a gradual decline in the number of new members.
5:57 The manager is very sensitive for other people's needs.
6:19 The manager is very sensitive to other people's needs.
6:28 Over the past fifty years many changes of working conditions have taken place.
6:50 Over the past fifty years many changes in working conditions have taken place.
---------------
#EnglishwithSteveUK #DependentPrepositions #EnglishGrammar #CambridgeAdvanced #EnglishLearning #PrepositionsTest #AdvancedEnglish #GrammarTips #LearnEnglish #CambridgeWorkbook #GrammarChallenge
Комментарии