Infinitives
Many dogs are trained to find drugs or bombs.
To find drugs or bombs.
Debbie noticed her cousin walking along the shoreline.
walking along the shoreline.
Anyone can play baseball.
Indefinite pronoun
Find the prepositional phrase and identify as adverb or adjective:
The monster under the bed is actually friendly.
under the bed - adjective phrase
The quiet boy sat at his little desk and drew a pretty picture.
The, quiet, little, a, pretty
I want to run for president someday.
to run for president someday.
Books placed onto the cart will be put back when the library closes at 5:00 p.m.
placed on the cart
The jacket that you bought for me is too big.
Relative Pronoun
A school of fish swam swiftly under the sea.
under the sea - adverb phrase
The lonely vampire wished the people weren't so afraid of him.
the, lonely, the
The captain of the ship is the authority to obey at all times.
to obey at all times
Be mindful of the people sitting over there.
sitting over there
This will not stand.
Demonstrative Pronoun
We are going to Boston in three days.
In three days - adverb phrase
Harold looked up to the stormy sky and saw a dark cloud drop a violent tornado on the small town.
the, stormy, a, dark, a, violent, the, small
He offered to mediate the argument.
to mediate the argument
Announcements posted on this bulletin board must receive approval from the dean.
Posted on this bulletin board
He thinks I should take the job.
Personal pronoun
I ran with the swiftness of a lightning bolt.
with a lightning bolt - adverb phrase
The American brown bear is a dangerous and powerful animal.
American, brown, a, dangerous, powerful.
We have plans to build a chicken coop.
to build a chicken coop.
Terrified by the series of events, the child sat on the ground and wept.
Terrified by the series of events.
Who are you taking to prom?
Interrogative Pronoun
The cat in the ditch needs a home.
in the ditch - adjective phrase.
The tiny child walked behind his mother, admiring the amazing toys in the store.
the, tiny, the, amazing, the