Prepositional Phrases
Find the prepositional phrase:
The loud crow flew over the nest.
What is "over the nest"?
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I hope you have a very spooky Halloween!
What is "spooky"?
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Vegetarian vampires eat blood oranges.
What is "eat"?
Find the adverb:
The vampire hungrily sucks the blood of its prey.
What is "hungrily"?
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The wind whips noisily.
What is "wind"?
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AHHH! Did you hear that? It came from the basement!
What is "from the basement"?
Unless the black cat runs across your path, there's no need to fear.
What is "black"?
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I am collecting candy all night!
What is "am collecting"?
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The witches cackled crazily at the moon.
What is "crazily"?
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In the dark, I cower uncontrollably.
What is "dark"?
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When being chased by a werewolf, run in serpentine patterns to throw it off course.
What is "in serpentine patterns"?
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I ran frantically away from the misty ghost! EEP!
What is "misty"?
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A werewolf howls at the moon.
What it "howls"?
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That 12-foot skeleton decoration is very tall!
What is "very"?
Find the two nouns:
Want to exchange candy while we watch Hocus Pocus?
What is "candy" and "Hocus Pocus"?
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On Halloween night, you will hear the spookiest noises.
What is "on Halloween night"?
Find the adjective:
I am going to tell you a story so scary, you won't be able to sleep well tonight.
What is "scary"?
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I dressed up as Elsa for Halloween.
What is "dressed"?
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Your Jack-O-Lanterns are really scary!
What is "really"?
Find the two nouns:
Jack-O-Lanterns are so fun to design, I carve them every Halloween.
What is "Jack-O-Lanterns" and "Halloween"?
It Came from Outer Space is a fun sci-fi horror flick to watch on Halloween night.
What is "on Halloween night"?
Find the TWO verbs:
I am sure that I've seen all the scary movies, from It Follows to Get Out.
What is "am" and "seen"?
Find the adverb:
I've tried to scare my sister everyday and almost succeeded today!
What is "almost"?
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When you open the door, I'm going to cover my eyes.
What is "door" and "eyes"?