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The document contains information about prepositions of time and place in Mongolian. It provides examples of how different prepositions are used to indicate time, such as "at", "on", "in", "from", "to", and examples of how prepositions are used to indicate place, such as "in", "on", "under", "behind", "next to". It also contains conversations that demonstrate the use of prepositions of time and place, such as asking where something is located or when an event will take place.
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- 1. Preposition 丕亞舒于舒 勵亞 What time is it right now ? It is quarter past eight. What day is it today ? It is third of the April. What is the todays date ? It is Monday, it is first day of the week
- 2. 唏唏仍 亟舒亞舒于舒 舒亞 仆舒 舒于舒亶亞舒舒 - with my father 亊仗仂仆 丱舒亟亞舒仍舒亞亟舒 亳仆亳亶 弍亳 亢亳仍亳仆 舒仍亳仆
- 3. Todays new vocab Starvation I have got the munchies
- 4. Do, make, have, take, go, get I promise I will do my best Can you do me a favour ? Can I get permission to participate the contest ?
- 5. Preposition of time At 舒亞亳亶仆 唏仄仆唏 I go to school at 12 oclock be careful at night Lets meet at weekend see you at noon he works at night so he sleeps in the daytime On week days. I have meeting on Monday , see you on Friday special days I met her on Christmas day it will be rain on wedding days. I have a doctor appointment on Wednesday.
- 6. Preposition of time In I was born in 1985 He runs in the morning. It is not so cold in the winter in Korea. In the winter ,In the summer , in the spring , in the autumn. From, to Shops work from Monday to Friday . Till / Until / Bank opens till 5 oclock For No see for long time He was angry for two days
- 7. Lets meet at 4 oclock Lets meet on Friday. This project finished in 1993 I am working from morning . I am waiting for her for 2 hours. There is much crime at night. In the evening, she picks up her daughters from school.
- 8. With 舒亶 I am always with you Without -亞勵亶亞 I like coffee without milk By 舒舒 It is easy to travel by car Of -仆, -亳亶仆 About 舒亶 This post is about my impression of working in Mongolia For - 唏仍唏唏 That war was for freedom General prepositions
- 9. In ( in the room, in the bag ) - 亟仂仂 On (on the table , on the wall, on the face ) -亟 Inside (inside the buildings ) -亟仂仂 舒仍亟 Outside (outside the house) -亞舒亟仆舒 舒仍亟 Under (under the bed , under the book) - 亟仂仂亞 Behind of (behind of the door ) - 舒亟 舒仍亟 Back of ( back of the chair) - 舒亟 舒仍亟 Preposition of place
- 10. In front of (in front of the mirror ) - 亟 舒仍亟 Face of ( face of the book ) - 仆勵勵仆 舒仍亟 Between of (between of the shop and bank ) - 仂仂仂仆亟 Near (near the lake ) - 仂亶仂仍仂仂 By (by me, by the vase) - 亟亞亟 Next to ( next to me , next to the gas station ) 亰亞仍亟 In the end of ( in the end of the street ) - 唏亞亞唏仍亟 仆 In the end of the speech, Preposition of place
- 11. Exercise Preposition of place & there is there . three small red shelves .the wall . a striped blanket . the bed . heart shaped pillow ..the bedside table . red chair the computer red square pillow the table red coat hanger the closet. green planets the room next door. three red rugs .floor.
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