Презентація "Preposition AFTER"

“Preposition after”Individual task on grammarby Ksenia Lepuga

after - when a particular event or time has happened, or when someone has done something After the war many soldiers stayed in France. I go swimming every day after work. Do you believe in life after death?The first attack started just after midnight. David went to bed straight after (=immediately after) supper. After you'd called the police, what did you do?Zimmerman changed his name after he left Germany. People still remember the 1958 revolution and what came after it. For instance:

after - when a particular amount of time has passed. After 10 minutes remove the cake from the oven. After months of negotiation, an agreement was finally reached. For instance:

after - following someone or something else in a list or a piece or writing, or in order of importance. Whose name is after yours on the list?The date should be written after the address. After football, tennis is my favourite sport. For instance:

after - used when telling the time to say how many minutes have passed since a particular hour. The movie starts at a quarter after seven. For instance:

after - when someone has left a place or has finished doing something. Remember to close the door after you. I spend all day cleaning up after the kids. For instance:

after - when a particular event or time has happened, or when someone has done something because of something that happened earlier. I'm not surprised he walked out, after the way she treated him. After your letter, I didn't think I'd ever see you again. For instance:

after - in spite of something that was done in the past. How can you treat me like this after all I've done for you?For instance:

after - when you have passed a particular place or travelled a certain distance along a road. Turn left after the hotel. After a mile you will come to a crossroads. For instance:

after - used to say who or what first had the name that someone or something has been given. His name is Alessandro, after his grandfather. It was named Waterloo Bridge, after the famous battle. For instance:

after - in the same style as a particular painter, musician etca painting after Rembrandt. For instance:

day after day/year after year - continuously for a very long time. He's worked in that same office week after week, year after year, since he was 18. For instance:

be after somebody/something - to be looking for someone or something; to want to have something that belongs to someone else. That boy's always in trouble - the police are after him again.'Were you after anything in particular?' 'No, we're just looking.‘I think Chris is after my job. For instance:

one after another/one after the other - if a series of events or actions happen one after another, each one happens soon after the previous one. Ever since we moved here it's been one problem after another. For instance:

after all - in spite of what you thought was true or expected to happen; used to say that something should be remembered or considered, because it helps to explain what you have just said. He wrote to say they couldn't give me a job after all. Union leaders announced that they would, after all, take part in the national conference. Prisoners should be treated with respect - they are human beings after all. I don't know why you're so concerned - it isn't your problem after all. For instance:

after you - used to say politely that someone else can use or do something before you do'Do you need the copier?' 'After you.'For instance:

after you with something - used to say politely that someone else can use or do something before you do. After you with that knife, please. For instance:

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