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Last one! I promise! Prepositions of media are so useful these days. Check out some of the ways we use prepositions for print and electronic media here.

The general rule for transportation prepositions is: ⁠

Where are you now? Where are you going today? 🤷🏻 We use different prepositions for location and movement. Use this chart to help you find the right preposition to answer the questions below!👇👇👇

Prepositions are fun, right? Noooo! They are difficult and confusing... and absolutely necessary. Here's a chart that can help you memorize prepositions of time. Hope it helps!

It's Day 30! Our final challenge is to read the script of the musical you watched on Day 28. Head over to the blog for a link to musical scripts on Day30. Find your musical and choose your favorite scene. Then practice reading it out loud. Do it with a friend and bring the story to life! ⁠

Choose a family member or close friend you admire and respect. Invite them to be interviewed. Make a list of some questions to ask them about their lives, loves, and memories. If you're feeling ambitious, record the interview and take some photos to mark the occasion. We never have enough time to spend with people we love, so take this opportunity to learn all you can about a special person in your life.⁠

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Last one! I promise! Prepositions of media are so useful these days. Check out some of the ways we use prepositions for print and electronic media here.

The general rule for transportation prepositions is: ⁠

Where are you now? Where are you going today? 🤷🏻 We use different prepositions for location and movement. Use this chart to help you find the right preposition to answer the questions below!👇👇👇

Prepositions are fun, right? Noooo! They are difficult and confusing... and absolutely necessary. Here's a chart that can help you memorize prepositions of time. Hope it helps!

It's Day 30! Our final challenge is to read the script of the musical you watched on Day 28. Head over to the blog for a link to musical scripts on Day30. Find your musical and choose your favorite scene. Then practice reading it out loud. Do it with a friend and bring the story to life! ⁠

Choose a family member or close friend you admire and respect. Invite them to be interviewed. Make a list of some questions to ask them about their lives, loves, and memories. If you're feeling ambitious, record the interview and take some photos to mark the occasion. We never have enough time to spend with people we love, so take this opportunity to learn all you can about a special person in your life.⁠

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