What’s the Preposition?
"The cat is under the table." What is the preposition?
A. Cat
B. Under
C. The
D. Is
B. Under
"The boy is sitting next to the window." What is the prepositional phrase?
A. Next to the window
B. The boy is sitting
A. Next to the window
"The shoes are ___ the door."
A. On
B. In
C. On top of
D. In front of
D. In front of
Name a preposition that tells where something is located.
A. On
B. About
A. On
What is the prepositional phrase in "The phone is on the desk"?
A. The phone is
B. On the desk
B. On the desk
"She sat between the two friends." What is the preposition?
A. Two
B. She
C. Sat
D. Between
D. Between
"She walked across the street." What is the prepositional phrase?
A. She walked
B. Across the street
B. Across the street
"The ball rolled ___ the table."
A. Under
B. Above
C. Outside
D. Inside
A. Under
Give an example of a prepositional phrase with “on.”
Answers may vary, could include:
On the table....
On the chair....
Etc.
True or False: "Behind the car" is a prepositional phrase.
True
"The dog ran around the park." What is the preposition?
A. Around
B. Ran
C. The
D. Dog
A. Around
"The paper is under the desk." What is the prepositional phrase?
A. Under the desk
B. The paper is
A. Under the desk
"The picture is hanging ___ the wall."
A. In
B. On
C. Under
D. Below
B. On
Give a sentence using the preposition “under.”
Answers could vary. May include:
The dog is under the table.
The cat is under the blanket.
Etc...
What is the prepositional phrase in "He is standing in front of the door"?
A. He is standing
B. In front of the door
B. In front of the door
"The book is on the shelf." What is the preposition?
A. The
B. Shelf
C. On
D. Book
C. On
"He ran behind the tree." What is the prepositional phrase?
A. He ran
B. Behind the tree
B. Behind the tree
"The car drove ___ the tunnel."
A. Beneath
B. Between
C. Through
D. Before
C. Through
What preposition would you use to describe something in the middle of two objects?
A. Underneath
B. Between
C. Above
D. About
B. Between
Is "before school" a prepositional phrase?
Yes
"He is standing in front of the door." What is the preposition?
A. He is
B. In front of
C. Is standing
D. The door
B. In front of
"The pencil is on top of the book." What is the prepositional phrase?
A. The pencil is
B. On top of the book
B. On top of the book
"The kids are sitting ___ the table."
A. On
B. Outside
C. Around
D. Through
C. Around
Use “behind” in a sentence.
Answers may vary. Could include:
The dog is behind the fence.
The cat is behind the door.
Etc....
True or False: "On top of the hill" is not a prepositional phrase.
False