BK 2 Unit 25 to 28 Prepositional Phrases

Prepositional Phrases Have you seen my cell phone? I don’t know where it is Maybe you left it in the coffee shop Or you could have left it at school Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition + an object Have you seen my cell phone? I don’t know where it is Maybe you left it in the coffee shop Or you could have left it at school Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition + an object The object can be a noun Preposition + noun at school from my mom in the morning on the wall under the blanket Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition + an object The object can be a noun Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition + an object The object can be a pronoun Preposition + pronoun around him from them between us on it under it Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition + an object The object can be a pronoun I am happy when I am around him Our parents always send birthday gifts This one is from them That cat is sitting between us The kittens like to sit my chair One is sitting on it, and one is under it Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition + an object The object can be the gerund form of a noun Preposition + gerund by singing about learning without studying for visiting to seeing Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition + an object The object can be the gerund form of a noun She relaxes by singing her favorite songs I worry about learning all this vocabulary You can’t well without studying Thank you for visiting our school We look forward to seeing you tomorrow When a prepositional phrase modifies a noun or pronoun, it is functioning as an adjective This newspaper article is really interesting Which article? When a prepositional phrase modifies a noun or pronoun, it is functioning as an adjective The newspaper article on the front page it can answer the question –which 10 When a prepositional phrase modifies a noun or pronoun, it is functioning as an adjective The book is all wet Which book? The book on the bathroom floor is all wet 11 When a prepositional phrase modifies a noun or pronoun, it is functioning as an adjective The milk is spoiled Which milk? The milk in the refrigerator is spoiled 12 When a prepositional phrase modifies a noun or pronoun, it is functioning as an adjective The letter made me happy Which letter? The letter from my parents made me happy 13 When a prepositional phrase modifies a verb, adjective or other verb, it is functioning as an adverb He is tired it can answer the question – how How did he get tired? He is tired from playing basketball 14 When a prepositional phrase modifies a verb, adjective or other verb, it is functioning as an adverb She asked me for a pen it can answer the question – when When did she ask you for a pen? She asked me for a pen before class 15 When a prepositional phrase modifies a verb, adjective or other verb, it is functioning as an adverb I ran this morning it can answer the question – where Where did you run? I ran to school this morning 16 Prepositional phrases never contain the subject of a sentence Both of these video games contain violence The subject is both It is not games The verb contain modifies the subject both The subject is plural so the verb is in the plural form 17 Prepositional phrases never contain the subject of a sentence Neither of these video games contains violence The subject is neither It is not games The verb contains modifies the subject neither The subject is singular so the verb is in the singular form 18 Prepositional phrases never contain the subject of a sentence John, along with his friends, was happy when school was over The subject is John It is not John and friends The verb was modifies the subject John The subject is singular so the verb is in the singular form 19 The subject of a sentence can be a compound subject John and his friends were happy when school was over The subject is John and his friends The verb were modifies the subject John and his friends The subject is plural so the verb is in the plural form 20 Prepositional Phrases Click on the correct sentences Both of those kids go to my school correct Mary, along with her classmates, go to the computer lab every day incorrect Mary, along with her classmates, goes to the computer lab every day correct Neither of those kids go to my school incorrect Neither of those kids goes to my school correct 21 Prepositional Phrases Click on the prepositional phrases correct in the car correct before finishing incorrect him and her a compound subject correct away from me correct incorrect to the gym pointed out verb + particle 22 Prepositional Phrases Click on the way the prepositional phrase is being used as an adjective as an adverb correct incorrect The cat from from the theshelter shelterneeds needsa ahome home From the shelter describes the cat (a noun) 23 Prepositional Phrases Click on the way the prepositional phrase is being used as an adjective as an adverb incorrect correct He got hurt at at the thegym gym At the gym tells where he got hurt (a verb) 24 Prepositional Phrases The End Created by Laurette Poulos Simmons 25 ... goes to the computer lab every day correct Neither of those kids go to my school incorrect Neither of those kids goes to my school correct 21 Prepositional Phrases Click on the prepositional phrases. .. compound subject correct away from me correct incorrect to the gym pointed out verb + particle 22 Prepositional Phrases Click on the way the prepositional phrase is being used as an adjective as... the verb is in the plural form 20 Prepositional Phrases Click on the correct sentences Both of those kids go to my school correct Mary, along with her classmates, go to the computer lab every day