They played in the basketball court.
What is the prepositional phrase?
adjective or adverb phrase?
in the basketball court
adverb
Ayoub has been practicing for a long time.
verb phrase
Disliked by the public, the television show was canceled.
disliked
form of infinitive is ______ + __________
to + base verb
To float over the snow-clad Alps can be exciting
infinitive
Mom bought boxes of vanilla and chocolate ice cream.
adverb phrase or adjective phrase
adjective phrase
I can be the leader of the class.
verb phrase
Participles act as ____.
adjectives
Infinitive can be used as _________, ___________ and ___________
noun, adjective, adverb
Guided by wind currents, the boat gently sailed in the ocean.
participial phrase
The flowers from my garden are beautiful.
adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
Eating dark chocolate can be healthy.
verbal
The laughing children enjoyed the party.
laughing
To get to the balcony you have to climb a wide spiral staircase.
to get
to climb
Her favorite pass time is cooking.
gerund (predicate nominative)
We planted roses beside the house.
adverb or adjective phrase?
adverb
1. Losing the dogs’ leashes caused many problems for the trainers.
2. The trainers have lost the dogs’ leashes.
1. verbal
2. verb phrase
Riding the bus one day, Rosa Parks made an important step toward equal rights.
Riding the bus one day
To play this game is difficult.
The infinitive is the ________ of the sentence
subject - noun
The road is closed because of flooding.
flooding; gerund (object of preposition)
The hurricane hit the city with great force.
adverb or adjective phrase?
adverb phrase
a. Ethan wants to shop at the mall on Saturday.
b. Ethan will shop at the mall on Saturday
a. verbal
b. verb phrase
Removing his coat, Mohammad rushed to the river.
removing his coat
It was fun to play games in the class.
Infinitive? Part of speech in the sentence?
'to pay' modifies 'fun'. Therefore adverb
She imagined a young woman floating smoothly outside a space capsule.
floating smoothly outside a space capsule.