Prepositions

He hid the money in the vault before he left the office. Prepositional phrase?

Mel hiked to the top of the mountain before lunch on Sunday. How many prepositional phrases?

Through the woods ran the family of deer. Object of the preposition?

The children played outside before dinner. prepositional phrase?

While the boys played soccer on the field, the girls practiced softball. Prepositional phrase?

He stood near the goal and waited. Preposition?

Through the woods ran the family of deer. Object of the preposition?

We sang "Happy Birthday" to the twins at their party. Which is not a prepositional phrase?

Thomas stayed after school since he got in trouble in class. How many prepositional phrases?

Amy read the book to her little brother. Preposition?

The rain dripped on us as we walked. Preposition or adverb?

He jumped on the treadmill every morning before he showered. Preposition?

Liz cannot go to school unless Brady takes her before he goes to work. Preposition?

We sat at the table talking for a long time. Prep. or adverb?

The squirrel climbed up the tree. Object of the preposition?

Mrs. Martin invited us to come in. Prep. or adverb?

Liz cannot go to school unless Brady takes her before he goes to work. Prepositional phrase?

Ed was happier when his best friend was near, but didn't see him often. Prep. or adverb?

At the park, Robby and Charles played all day. Preposition?

Mom told us to go outside. Prep. or adverb?