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Mastering prepositions is a crucial step in achieving fluency in any language, and Estonian is no exception. These small but mighty words help to define the relationships between different elements within a sentence, providing clarity and nuance to communication. Estonian prepositions, much like their English counterparts, can denote location, direction, time, and other abstract relationships. However, their usage can differ significantly from English, making it essential for learners to practice and internalize their correct application. This page offers a comprehensive set of grammar exercises designed to help you grasp the most commonly used Estonian prepositions through practical examples and contextual usage. Our exercises are tailored to guide you from the basics to more complex sentence structures, ensuring that you build a solid foundation in understanding and employing Estonian prepositions accurately. Each exercise is accompanied by clear explanations and examples that illustrate the prepositions in action, providing a contextual framework for learning. Whether you are a beginner looking to get acquainted with the basics or an intermediate learner aiming to refine your skills, these exercises will enhance your command of Estonian prepositions and improve your overall language proficiency. Dive in and start practicing to unlock the nuances of Estonian prepositional usage!
1. Ma lähen *poodi* ostma piima (place where you buy groceries).
2. Ta elab *Tallinnas* (capital city of Estonia).
3. Me lähme *randa* suplema (place where you swim at the seaside).
4. Koer on *aia* taga (enclosed area around a house).
5. Raamat on *laual* (piece of furniture you use to eat or work on).
6. Lapsed mängivad *õues* (outside area).
7. Ma sõidan *bussiga* tööle (public transport vehicle).
8. Õpik on *kotis* (container you carry things in).
9. Me kohtume *kohvikus* (place where you drink coffee).
10. Ma joon teed *tassis* (small container for hot drinks).
1. Ma lähen *kooli* (location where students go).
2. Ta pani raamatu *lauale* (surface where you place objects).
3. Koer magab *voodi* all (beneath a piece of furniture).
4. Me kohtume *kohvikus* (a place where you can drink coffee).
5. Ma elan *Tallinnas* (capital city of Estonia).
6. Lapsed mängivad *õues* (outside the house).
7. Ta sõitis *bussiga* tööle (mode of public transportation).
8. Pärast tööd lähen *trenni* (place where you exercise).
9. Ma istun *toolil* (furniture used for sitting).
10. Nad lähevad *poodi* (place where you buy things).
1. Me läheme nädalavahetusel *randa* (place near the sea).
2. Ta elab *linna* lähedal (near the city).
3. Koer jooksis *aia* juurde (to the garden).
4. Kas sa tuled minuga *kino*? (place to watch movies).
5. Ta istub alati *akna* kõrval (beside the window).
6. See kingitus on *sinu* jaoks (for you).
7. Ma tulen tagasi *töö* juurest (from work).
8. Lapsed mängivad *õues* (outside).
9. Me kohtume *kohvikus* (in the café).
10. Ta sõidab *lõuna* poole (towards the south).
