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Lower-level students can find prepositions difficult to master in English, and teachers often need additional materials. We have some worksheets here which will assist!

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		Title: Talking About Time (USA Version) Target Structure: Prepositions of Time (Business) Level: Elementary Time: 45 minutes     Description: This worksheet has extensive practice of some of the most common prepositions of time. They are combined with basic collocations for business English - get to work, leave work, talk to customers, check email etc. This worksheet is designed for elementary-level classes. We also offer a British-English version of this worksheet teaching 'at weekends' instead of 'on weekends'. Click on the link below.

		Title: Monica's Day Off Target Structure: Basic Prepositions Level: Elementary Time: 30 minutes     Description: If you have low-level students who are having problems with prepositions, this two-page worksheet will help. 'Monica's Day Off' starts with a story where students need to write in the correct prepositions. Following a consolidation exercise, there is extensive speaking practice, allowing your students to build their accuracy with the target language. Great for elementary students.

		Title: Preposition Snakes and Ladders Target Structure: Prepositions of Time and Location Level: Elementary to intermediate Time: 30 minutes     Description: Prepositions are tricky in English, and this snakes and ladders game is excellent error correction practice for lower-level students. Deals with prepositions of time, location and many more.

		Title: Time Preposition Error Smasher Target Structure: Prepositions of Time Level: Beginner Time: 25 minutes     Description: A great lower level handout for dealing with the prepositions students find so difficult. Fix 'Go' errors with 'To' (movement) plus prepostions of time (in, at etc.). Great worksheet ready for you!

		Title: Where did you go? Target Structure: Prepositions (with 'go') Level: Elementary Time: 20 minutes     Description: Do you have students who can't get their basic prepositions correct? If your students keep on saying 'I went to shopping' and other such crimes, you'll want to print this one out. This handout deals with -ing and to after the verb 'go', and is written for elementary-level students.

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