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Showing posts with label Prepositions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prepositions. Show all posts
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Monday, November 2, 2009
Session on Prepositions
Wherever I teach, whichever student I teach, I spend hours discussing Prepositions and their application.Check out this link to a class I conducted on Prepositions for everyone.
Session 2 on Spoken English: Prepositions for Everyone
I would have a repeat session for this class for any student who wants it at a convenient timings
Session 2 on Spoken English: Prepositions for Everyone
I would have a repeat session for this class for any student who wants it at a convenient timings
Friday, December 26, 2008
Learning Prepositions from News Clippings: source NDTV.com
Inflation brings more cheer, dips to 6.61%
NDTV Correspondent
Friday, December 26, 2008 (New Delhi)
Inflation for the week ended December 13 inched lower to 6.61 per cent, from 6.84 per cent a week earlier. The Whole Sale Price Index for all commodities was 0.2 per cent on a week-on-week basis at 230.7.
Among the components, prices of manufacturing commodities were down 0.3 per cent while that of basic metals, alloys and metal products were down 0.4 per cent week on week. Non-metallic mineral products saw a bigger decline at 1.1 per cent. The fuel and power index remained unchanged while prices of primary articles, which include food prices, went up marginally by 0.1 per cent.
Inflation the week ended October 12 was revised to 10.82 per cent.
Economists expect inflation to dip below 3 per cent by March next year, with the benefit of base effect coming into the picture. They also expect significant fall for the week ended December 10 with lower ATF and Nafta prices kicking in.
Please note how 'of' has been used to describe the relation between two words; 'for' to cite the reason as well as the time duration; 'from' to show the beginning and 'to' to show the end;
there are others as well
follow the lead...
NDTV Correspondent
Friday, December 26, 2008 (New Delhi)
Inflation for the week ended December 13 inched lower to 6.61 per cent, from 6.84 per cent a week earlier. The Whole Sale Price Index for all commodities was 0.2 per cent on a week-on-week basis at 230.7.
Among the components, prices of manufacturing commodities were down 0.3 per cent while that of basic metals, alloys and metal products were down 0.4 per cent week on week. Non-metallic mineral products saw a bigger decline at 1.1 per cent. The fuel and power index remained unchanged while prices of primary articles, which include food prices, went up marginally by 0.1 per cent.
Inflation the week ended October 12 was revised to 10.82 per cent.
Economists expect inflation to dip below 3 per cent by March next year, with the benefit of base effect coming into the picture. They also expect significant fall for the week ended December 10 with lower ATF and Nafta prices kicking in.
Please note how 'of' has been used to describe the relation between two words; 'for' to cite the reason as well as the time duration; 'from' to show the beginning and 'to' to show the end;
there are others as well
follow the lead...
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Prepositions
Amazingly, Prepositions is a topic that is very simple to teach yet difficult for students to practically use while framing sentences.
If you are confused and not sure about the IN, ON, OF, FROM, TO, BEHIND, ABOVE, BELOW, OVER, UNDER, and the like, type in your sentences to clarify your doubts.
If you are confused and not sure about the IN, ON, OF, FROM, TO, BEHIND, ABOVE, BELOW, OVER, UNDER, and the like, type in your sentences to clarify your doubts.
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