Prepositions
Identify the preposition.
Miss Kennedy was born in Philadelphia.
in
Underline the prepositional phrase. Box the preposition and circle the object.
Mom, can you drive me to school?
to school- prepositional phrase (underline)
to- preposition (box)
school- object (circle)
Is "to" being used as a preposition or an adverb in this sentence?
I am going to the grocery store.
preposition
Add an appropriate interjection.
____________, I forgot to study for my test.
Oh no, Oops, etc.
Identify the compound preposition in the sentence.
Put the desk in front of the stage.
in front of
Underline the prepositional phrase. Box the preposition and circle the object.
Mike rides his bike at the park daily.
at the park- prepositional phrase (underline)
at- preposition (box)
park- object (circle)
Is the word "around" a preposition or an adverb?
We will have to go around the construction site.
preposition
Add an appropriate interjection:
__________! That monster got me!
Ahhhh
What is the preposition in the sentence?
Miss Kennedy ran across the finish line.
across
Identify the prepositional phrase.
You can tell that this seafood is fresh from the market.
from the market
Is the word "onto" being used as a preposition or an adverb?
Set your books down onto the table.
preposition
Write an appropriate interjection:
_______________________! We don’t have school tomorrow.
Yes!
Yippee!
What is the preposition in the sentence?
I am going to the grocery store.
to
Identify the prepositional phrase.
On Friday, we are hosting game night.
On Friday
Is the word "before" being used as a preposition or an adverb?
I’ve been to that restaurant before.
adverb
What type of punctuation ends an interjection?
There are 2
comma
exclamation mark
What is a preposition?
Tells about a word and it's position
Underline the prepositional phrase. Box the preposition and circle the object.
Oreo jumped onto the bed.
onto the bed
onto- preposition
bed- object
How do you know if a word is being used as a preposition or an adverb?
A preposition will have an object.
Adverbs describe verbs, adverbs, and adjectives
Rewrite the sentence by adding an interjection with correct punctuation.
The Eagles won the playoff game.
Yay, the Eagles won the playoff game!
Yay! The Eagles won the playoff game!