Collective Nouns, Subj. & Subj. Comps, Direct Objects, and Prepositions

Find the THREE prepositions: After lunch we built a house of sticks under the bridge.

What are the two OPs: We ate at the table in the restaurant.

Find the subject complement: Flat Stanley is my favorite character in the story.

What is the OP: Harry was often locked below the stairs.

Find the preposition: Yesterday Susan rode with me.

Is there a preposition in this sentence: The children ran through the rain.

Find the two prepositions: The slide is in the park by my house.

Find the subject: Six, large, beautiful, blue butterflies sailed through the morning air.

Is there a preposition in this sentence: The alien ship hovered silently, then disappeared.

Find the collective noun: Everyone in the audience applauded loudly for the singer on stage.

Find the TWO collective nouns: The class has four students who play in the orchestra.

How many prep phrases in this sentence: Sheila slept late this morning.

Find the collective noun: The troop of scouts went camping in the mountains last weekend.

How many prepositions: The happy troll told stories to the children in the school on Monday.

Find the subject: Seattle's orchestra played a free concert in the park.

What is the OP: The dog ran after the cat.

Find the TWO prepositions: We rode over the river and through the woods.

What is the direct object: My mom fed our parakeet.

What is the direct object: The English grew tobacco in Virginia.

What is the prepositional phrase: The dog ran after the cat.

How many prep phrases: The squirrel lived in a nest on the highest branch of the tall oak tree.

Find the subject: The town council decided to allow the circus to set up its tent in the square

Find the collective noun: The town shepherd looked everywhere for his flock of sheep.

Is there a preposition in this sentence: The tree stood beside the river.

What is the object of the preposition (OP): The fish in the tank are hungry.

Find the TWO collective nouns: The swarm of flies tormented the herd of cattle.

Find the collective noun: My family lives in a house in Rockville.

What is the direct object: The dog chased the cat .

Find the preposition: The blue marble rolled slowly off the table.

Find the subject: Hillary plays soccer on a travel team.

Find the preposition: The dog ran after the cat.

What is the direct object: We found the book under the bed.

Find the collective noun: The tower of giraffes munched on the leaves on the highest branches.

Find the subject complement: Paul was a talented performer in the circus.

Find the subject: Nine little monkeys were jumping on the bed.

What is the direct object: The English navy defeated the Spanish.

How many prep phrases in this sentence: The eagles soared in the sky above the waterfall.

Find the collective noun: General Stark defeated the army of the Danes in battle.

Find the subject complement: My dog, Rosie, is a Bernoodle.

Is there a preposition in this sentence: We will arrive tomorrow.

How many prepositions: We ran across the meadow and sat beneath the tree.

What is the direct object: The girl hit the ball.