Pg. 351
Pg. 352
Write the prepositional phrase in each
sentence, and underline the object of the
preposition.
Label each underlined word preposition or
adverb.
1. The woman in the black coat
dropped her purse.
2. Not many people stayed until the
end.
3. The golfer hit a ball into the pond.
4. Everyone except Ashley brought
lunch.
5. Birds start singing at daybreak.
6. Mrs. Dominguez received a basket
of fruit.
7. Keep your papers inside your
notebook.
8. He handed the ball to me.
9. We sat around the table discussing
the book.
10. That’s my brother leaning against
the wall.
Write the prepositional phrase, and
underline the preposition in each phrase.
11. Two ferries go across that river.
12. There is a fascinating world beneath
the ocean.
13. The guests are playing croquet on
the lawn.
14. There was a long line outside the
theater.
15. The new student is from Alabama.
16. I have a gift for you.
17. You can come through the front
door.
18. Your phone fell out of your pocket.
19. Please do not stand in front of the
window.
20. We can talk about the schedule
later.
1. Let’s go in now. Adverb
2. I have not seen Dave around lately.
Adverb
3. The noise outside the apartment
was distracting. Preposition
4. I’ve been to that deli before.
5. My notebook fell behind the desk.
6. We will have to go around the
construction site.
7. Set your bundles down onto the
table.
8. Dad needs to repair the hole in the
fence.
9. We need to be home before 9:00
P.M.
10. Del lives just down the street from
me.
Pg. 353
1. Did you remember to put the
garbage out? Adverb
2. We went out the door quickly.
Preposition
3. The school is nearby the library.
Preposition
4. My best friend lives in a house
nearby.
5. I had never seen that movie before.
6. We bought our tickets before the
movie started.
7. Melinda went inside the house to
get her books.
8. Melinda forgot her books inside.
9. I waited for her outside the school.
10. The rain was soaking the flowers
outside.
Pg. 385
Pg. 391
Write the direct object(s).
Write the indirect object.
1. I usually buy my lunch in the
cafeteria.
2. The troop hiked ten miles last week.
3. The rain soaked my jacket.
4. Our teacher showed a film in class.
5. Samantha washed the pots and pans
after dinner.
6. Come see the view from here.
7. Tammy saved her money for six
months.
8. We brought grapes and apples for
snacks.
9. Carole plays both the piano and the
flute.
10. Ben asked Joel and me for help.
Pg. 388
Label each underlined word DO for direct
object, ADV for adverb, and OP for object of
preposition.
1. Brad noticed two eggs in the bird’s
nest. OP
2. The firefighters responded
immediately to the alarm. ADV
3. The art students learned the basics
of oil painting. DO
4. Morgan made a mistake on her
math problem.
5. The students sat quietly through the
assembly.
6. Phoebe will take Spanish next.
7. Daniel revised and edited his essay.
8. A skater glided smoothly across the
ice.
9. Workers removed litter from the
roadside.
10. From the top of that hill, you can see
for miles.
1. I’ve already sent her two messages.
2. Carrie fed her cats tuna.
3. Seth’s made his mother a solemn
promise.
4. Please show me your new video
game.
5. The boys gave each other a highfive.
6. The baby sitter told the children
bedtime stories.
7. Will you lend him a pencil?
8. The business gave the school a
donations for new equipment.
9. Our class wrote the author a letter.
10. Many people gave the hurricane
victims food and shelter.