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Prepositions
Prepositions
and Objects
Prepositional
Phrases
Types of
Phrases
Placement of
Types of
Prepositional
Phrases II
Phrases
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This is the preposition in the
following sentence:
That book is by Mark Twain.
What is by?
This is the preposition in the following sentence:
I have not seen you since that day.
What is since?
This is the preposition in the
following sentence:
The distance runner has
succeeded beyond her wildest
expectations.
What is beyond?
This is the preposition in the
following sentence:
They had not yet heard about
the dance.
What is about?
This is the preposition in the
following sentence:
Will they be here throughout
the night?
What is
throughout?
This is the preposition and its
object in the following sentence:
We found the missing bracelet
beneath the sofa.
What is beneath,
sofa?
This is the preposition and its
object in the following sentence:
Wesley walked around the car to
pick up the packages.
What is around,
car?
This is the preposition and its object
in the following sentence:
The children climbed aboard
the miniature train.
What is aboard,
train?
This is the preposition and its object
in the following sentence:
We will offer extra help sessions because
of the test’s difficulty.
What is of,
difficulty?
This is the preposition and its object
in the following sentence:
Did you hear the noises during
the concert today?
What is during,
concert?
This is the prepositional phrase in
the following sentence:
We will start the game at 3 o’clock.
What is
at 3 o’clock?
This is the prepositional phrase in
the following sentence:
My sister never goes anywhere
without her cell phone.
What is without her
cell phone?
This is the prepositional phrase in
the following sentence:
We will try to be there despite the
inclement weather.
What is despite the
inclement weather?
This is the prepositional phrase in
the following sentence:
Have you gone near the old
neighborhood recently?
What is near the
old neighborhood?
This is the prepositional phrase in
the following sentence:
Wendy ran the mile
in record time yesterday.
What is in record
time?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
Sonja was the daughter of a
Norwegian fur dealer.
What is an
adjective phrase?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
Trained as an ice skater, she competed
in the 1924 Olympics at age eleven.
What is an adverb
phrase?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
Sonja left the 1928 Olympics with
her first gold medal.
What is an adverb
phrase?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
Sonja preferred to be treated
like a celebrity.
What is an adverb
phrase?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
Sonja introduced the elements
of dance and showmanship.
What is an
adjective phrase?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
Last winter we went
to the ice-skating rink many times.
What is an adverb
phrase?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
Once, my cousins Sarah and
Cameron came with us.
What is an adverb
phrase?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
The ice-skating rink in their hometown
closed a few years ago.
What is an
adjective phrase?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
Sarah and Cameron especially enjoyed
the music from the 1950’s.
What is an
adjective phrase?
This is the type of prepositional
phrase used in the following sentence:
My mother did figure eights
in the middle of the rink.
What is an
adverb phrase?
Correct or Incorrect.
The girl walked the dog
in a purple skirt.
What is incorrect?
Correct or incorrect.
We watched the actress with
lovely hair on television.
What is incorrect?
Correct or incorrect.
Christine made the brownies for
her aunt with chocolate icing.
What is incorrect?
Correct or incorrect.
The mural on the wall was
painted by the artist.
What is correct?
Correct or incorrect.
The baseball player with a terrific
average hit a homerun.
What is correct?
Make your wager
Fix this sentence.
The fans stood in line
to buy tickets for the show
for twenty minutes.
What is… The fans
stood in line for
twenty minutes to
buy tickets for the
show.