Preposition
A new family has moved into the house next door. What are the two prepositions?
into, next
Vern and Garry left the mall at night. What is the object of the preposition?
night
The strange man parked his car next to the tall trees. What is the prepositional phrase?
next to the tall trees
A prepositional phrase ends with a _____?
noun
The truck accidentally smashed into the small car. What is the object of the preposition?
car
The party isnt much fun without Sharon. What is the preposition?
without
My cousin Jesse wore a bandage on his nose to cover the wound. What is the prepositional phrase?
on his nose to cover the wound
What are the THREE main things prepositions tell us?
We watched the fireworks display from a spot across the river. What are the two preposition?
from, across
A letter for Mike is on the table in the hall. What are the three prepositions?
for, on, in
I finished all of my homework last night. What is the prepositional phrase?
of my homework
The last word in a prepositional phrase is called the _____?
object
No one except Judy's mother baked brownies. What is the preposition?
except
Among the three of us, we had just enough money for pizza. What are the three preposition?
among, of, for
The dog ran across the street. What is the prepositional phrase?
across the street
A prepositional phrase always starts with a ______?
preposition
Because of that incident, the families do not speak to each other. What are the two prepositions?
of, to
Draw a line through any word that is not needed. What is the preposition?
I am turning fifteen on Saturday. What is the prepositional phrase?
on Saturday
Following the candidates speeches, voting will begin. What is the prepositional phrase?
Following the candidates speeches
The birds fly under the bridge so fast. What is the prepositional phrase?
under the bridge