Phrases: Adjective and Adverb Prep and Appositives

The U.S. Gymnastics Team, excellent athletes, won bronze at the Olympics.

Her license revoked, Jennifer was forced TO WALK for the rest of the summer. - What is TO WALK?

The young, blonde waitress sang late in the evening.

Since joining the company, Mike has been promoted twice.

Heavy rain is falling over Florida.

The first man on the moon was born in Ohio. He was N. Armstrong. Combine w/appositive

A great diet is a subject of many books. A great diet is an aid to health. Combine w/appositive

The yard was landscaped with daffodils and tulips.

The temperature will remain between 70 and 80 degrees this week.

My dogs with dark fur jumped into the neighbor's pond across the street.

Around the corner from my house, we found a puppy with curly brown fur.

Mary read a science fiction book about a teen-age girl who was "slated."

After breakfast, Mom will drive us to the mall to buy shoes.

Around the corner from my house we found a puppy under the front porch.

After school my favorite teacher at Vickery Middle School drinks a large cup of coffee.

My dog with brown fur jumped into the neighbor's pond across the street.

Before class, Josh begged his friends for a pencil.

After breakfast, Mom will drive us to the mall to buy shoes.

My dog with brown spots jumped into the neighbor's pond across the street.

The books on the floor are Hannah's.

After Hayley did so badly, everyone doubted whether she would make the team.

My favorite teacher at Vickery Creek Middle School eats pizza or pasta almost every day!

My sister Julie plans to attend college in the fall.

The smiling clown, Robo, made balloon animals at the party.