Prepositions: The Grammar Gameshow Episode 19

Welcome to the Grammar Gameshow! The presenter is a bit strange, the points don't make sense and the prizes could be better, but at least the grammar is correct! This episode is all about prepositions! Those little but oh so important words for talking about movement, place and time! How will our contestants fare? Will we have a winner this time? What is it that Will keeps muttering? Find out in this episode of the Grammar Gameshow!

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[watermelon]

I used to memorise those verb + perposition combinations as phrasal verbs, however, I realised that I was wrong. I should group these verbs + prep. + object aside from phrasal verbs which may not require an object in a sentence and the meaning of which are quite different from or somehow unrelated to that of the verbs within them.

[ambar]

Please bring back and continue this series.

[hussainyousif]

It was a really useful grammar for me, because I always love BRITISH ENGLISH.

[Ahmed-Iraq]

Hello which choice is right
We were restaurant, having a meal. (in /at)

[Narendarworld]

really helpfull for beginners. Keep on this track

[amws]

Hello! The grammar show is really awesome and the weidness helps to memorise things better! Could you please tell me what's Sally's accent?

[jamesjamesx]

Cute, but what on earth does 'prepositions are often used to connect sentences with a time word' mean? Have you mixed up two scripts about prepositions and conjunctions?

[anastasiatomi]

Why are 'at' the pool and 'in' the pool both accepted?
I'm assuming 'at' is more about the location while 'in' the pool describes the situation (he is in water) ... is that correct?

[sunkaraeliya]

What is the difference between certain about and certain of something? What do prepositions of/about make difference?

[marcoaurelioa.]

What does "cry in a ball on the floor" mean?

[EngLhag]

On the show: AT Xmas. In the preposition table 2:15: ON Xmas day. Why??? 😡

[amandabalbarita]

hello BBC thank you so much . i have a question / what is the opposit of able "INable " or "UNABLE"

[SergioA]

You could use a "right answer" sound. You want what I mean? Instead of saying "correct" every time.

[mohsensadeghi]

this link didn`t work . I need it could you do me a favor?

[menmen]

thank you very much
please what's meaning leslie 😊😊😊

[Roero]

By the way, is Liz single? She's interesting.

[judithbarker]

This show is tacky and disrespectful, what an insult to non-native speakers - shameful!!!