Prepositional Phrases...Adv or Adj?
The title of the movie is Space Jam.
of the movie -- title
Adj. phrase
To play professional football was his dream.
to play professional football
subject
That is [David ] car.
David's
The dog ate as though he was starving.
as though he was starving
adverb clause
The rain fell heavily upon the field.
Simple
The turtle crawled up the hill.
up the hill-- crawled
adv. phrase
The car began to stop.
to stop
direct object
The [bus ] brakes are not working.
bus's
We learned that plant cells have a cell wall.
that plant cells have a cell wall
Noun Clause (DO)
I am usually scared of dogs, but I really like your dog.
Compound
James is tall for his age.
for his age -- tall
adv. phrase
It is time to go.
to go modifying time
adj
The [buses ] timetables are not reliable.
buses'
Please show me the homework that you have done.
that you have done
adjective clause (modifying homework)
Sam loves playing football and reading books.
Simple
His olympic medals are displayed there between two trophies.
between two trophies -- there
adv. phrase
To excel, you must practice many hours.
to excel
adverb
Today is [Arthur ] and [Bertha ] wedding anniversary.
Arthur and Bertha's
This is what I have been looking for!
what I have been looking for
Noun Clause (PN)
Though he was deaf by the age of 40, Beethoven was a brilliant composer, and he continued to write spectacular symphonies.
Compound-Complex
In the beginning, I was nervous.
Adverb phrase
The boy was good enough to play on the team.
to play on the team-- modifying enough
adverb
[Greg ] and [Paul ] uniforms were torn in a football match.
Greg's and Paul's
Martin feels certain that his team will win.
that his team will win
adverb (modifying certain)
Amelia is too shy to perform even though she is a brilliant harpist.
Complex