Athabasca University ESL, Unit 10: Where?
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- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 1: The Basic Sentence
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 2: Questions
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 3: Verbs
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 4: The Passive
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 5: The Noun Phrase
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 6: Types of Sentences
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 7: Adjectives and Adverbs
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 8: Comparison
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 9: When?
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 10: Where?
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 11: How and Why?
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 12: Connecting Ideas
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 13: Supplemental Materials
Athabasca University ESL, Unit 10: Where?
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This unit is is designed to acquaint you with topics relating to location. Upon completion of this unit you will be familiar with: ways to explain your location in the world or even just in a room.
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Lesson 74: In the World
by Athabasca University"Lesson 74: In the World contains instruction on how to describe your position in the world using the following words: a long way from, in, into, near, off, on, outside, through, to, and toward. There are two practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Exercise 74.1
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 74.1 tests your knowledge of when to use in, on, at, to, or off.
Exercise 74.2
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 74.2 tests your knowledge of when to use in, into, or to.
Lesson 75: In a Town
by Athabasca University"Lesson 75: In a Town contains instruction on how to describe your position in a town using the following words: across, along, around, at, behind, between, in, in front of, into, next to, on, opposite, out of, outside, past, around, and to. There are two practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Exercise 75.1
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 75.1 tests your knowledge of when to use in, into, or to.
Exercise 75.2
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 75.2 tests your knowledge of when to use across, into, past, around, through, or toward.
Lesson 76: Outdoors
by Athabasca University"Lesson 76: Outdoors contains instruction on how to describe your position outdoors using the following words: at, down, in, into, inside, off, on, onto, out of, outside, over, under, and up. There are three practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Exercise 76.1
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 76.1 tests your knowledge of when to use at or in.
Exercise 76.2
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 76.2 tests your knowledge of when to use in, into, to, on, or onto.
Exercise 76.3
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 76.3 tests your knowledge of when to use to, at, or from.
Lesson 77: Indoors
by Athabasca University"Lesson 77: Indoors contains instruction on how to describe your position indoors using the following words: above, at, below, by, downstairs, in, inside, on, out, outside, and upstairs. There is one practice exercise so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Exercise 77.1
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 77.1 tests your knowledge of when to use at, in, or on.
Lesson 78: In a Room
by Athabasca University"Lesson 78: In a Room contains instruction on how to describe your position in a room using the following words: at, away, from, behind, beside, between, by, in front of, near, next to, of, on, and through. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Lesson 79: Objects and People
by Athabasca University"Lesson 79: Objects and People contains instruction on how to talk about objects and people using the following words: away, here, in, off, on, on top of, out of, over, under, underneath, with, and without. There are three practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Exercise 79.1
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 79.1 tests your knowledge of when to use in or on.
Exercise 79.2
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 79.2 tests your knowledge of when to use at, in, or on.
Exercise 79.3
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 79.3 tests your knowledge of when to use off, out, or out of.
