Prepositional Phrases Review

As adjectives, prepositional phrases might answer any of the following questions EXCEPT____.

A prepositional phrase usually creates a relationship of space or time between two _________.

WORD MODIFIED by prepositional phrase? The football game began at 2 p.m. in New York.

OBJECT OF THE PREPOSITION: Tanya packed her suitcase for her trip to Hawaii.

PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE: Ashamed of her actions, the child offered an apology freely and sincerely

PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE: The two squirrels were chasing each other around the tree all day.

As adverbs, prepositional phrases might answer any of the following questions EXCEPT____.

ADJECTIVE or ADVERB: We heard the rain beat against the windows the whole night.

PREPOSITION: Dr. Seuss was the pseudonym for the children's writer Theodor Seuss Geisel

WORD MODIFIED: Ms. Lisowski gave the class directions for the test.

ADJECTIVE or ADVERB: The man who bought the Tesla is paying by credit card.

Prepositional phrases can act as ________ or _______ in the sentence.

PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE? The clouds in the sky began to spit rain on the campers.

OBJECT of the PREPOSITION: During the presentation, Mary was finishing her text.

ADJECTIVE or ADVERB: Sound movies were not produced until the 1920s.

ADJECTIVE or ADVERB: The players wore gloves with pink stripes to raise breast cancer awareness

ADJECTIVE or ADVERB: The trees in the front yard were chopped down yesterday.

PREPOSITION? The grey cat is sitting on the ledge.