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Identify the Preposition(s)
Identify the Object
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Insert a Prepositional Phrase
100
A word that connects a noun or a pronoun to another word in a sentence.
What is a preposition
100
I could smell the steak throughout the restaurant.
What is throughout
100
Like Mary, Sally enjoyed cooking.
What is Mary
100
The hospital is ______ the street.
What is (A variety of possible answers)
100
She is tired.
What is (of what)
200
A group of words that begin with a preposition and end with a noun or pronoun.
What is a prepositional phrase
200
The remote control is underneath the sofa.
What is underneath.
200
I have loved English since middle school!
What is school
200
Ruth walked with Mark and (I or me).
What is me (Why is it not I?)
200
Malcolm has two dogs and cat.
What is (what kind, where)
300
The direct object of a prepositional phrase must a _____ or a _______.
What is noun or pronoun
300
After class, Michelle went to the store.
What is after; to
300
Mike and Candace are going with Kim and Alicia.
What is Kim, Alicia
300
Kesha's sweet potatoes have cinnamon in ____.
What is them
300
The driver went south.
What is ( what kind of driver; where)
400
A preposition consisting of more than one word.
What is a compound preposition
400
Jim was sitting across from her.
What is across from
400
Can't he go without her?
What is her
400
Around the _____ there is a cat _____ a tree.
What is (A variety of answers)
400
She kissed the boy.
What is (where)
500
These words can come in between the preposition and the direct object in a prepositional phrase to modify the direct object.
What is adjectives
500
According to the students, Ms. Gholston should have a free day instead of teaching.
What is according to; instead of
500
For whom did you buy the candy?
What is whom
500
[Using a compound preposition] __________ Kanye, Taylor Swift has a big fan base but no talent.
What is according to
500
The food was too hot.
What is ( which food?/ for what/whom)