Adjective and Adverb Phrases Review
On the line before each sentence, write ADJ if the underlined
prepositional phrase is an adjective phrase or ADVB if it is an
adverb phrase.
____ 1. The magician with his rabbit entertained the crowd.
____ 2. With the rabbit, the magician entertained the crowd.
____ 3. During the storm we were quite frightened.
____ 4. The noise during the storm frightened us.
____ 5. Some information in this book helped me with my
report.
____ 6. Sean left his pencil in this book.
____ 7. We found the missing coins on the track.
____ 8. The shoes on the track are Roberta's.
____ 9. The news program at five o'clock features local
stories.
____ 10. We ate dinner at five o'clock.
____ 11. These planes directly above us are moving quite
rapidly.
____ 12. The planes moved very fast above us.
____ 13. These plans for the new recreation center are
fabulous!
____ 14. Much money was donated for the new recreation
center.
____ 15. In the taxi cab, we had a heated conversation.
____ 16. Our conversation in the taxi cab was heated.
____ 17. The benches in our backyard are brand new.
____ 18. Dad moved the benches into our backyard.
____ 19. Have you met our new senator from Vermont?
____ 20. We are four hours away from Vermont.
Adjective and Adverb Phrases Review
Underline the noun in the sentence and then add an adjective
phrase.
1. The library is being rebuilt.
2. I ran across the field.
3. Thai was born in that hospital.
4. What is playing at the theater?
5. Target opens early.
6. The beach is very crowded.
7. The baby fell asleep.
8. Do you know that girl?
9. The teenager seemed angry.
10. Mr. Cardoza looked handsome.