Prepositional Phrases

When acting as an adverb, a prepositional phrase will describe a/an

Identify the object of the preposition (OP) in the following phrase: rug from India

What is the preposition: That bowl of flowers will make a good centerpiece for the table.

What word is the prepositional phrase describing: Theo left his history book on his desk.

What is the object of the prepositional phrase: Steve's dad will travel by car to Denver

A prepositional phrase begins with a 

What word is the prepositional phrase describing: Has Uncle Rick taken his trip to Mexico?

Which is a question that a prepositional phrase can answer when acting as an adverb?

What is the prepositional phrase: Were all the eggs in the carton cracked?

What is the object of the preposition (OP): Dad bought a new mountain bike for my brother.

What word is the prepositional phrase describing: My mom wants a car like that one.

A prepositional phrase can act as a:

Identify the prepositional phrase: Romano has a dress like that one.

Which is a question that an prepositional phrase can answer when acting as an adjective?

Identify the prepositional phrase: The girls in the hall left quietly.

A prepositional phrase ends with a 

What is the prepositional phrase: My aunt bought an antique car with spoked wheels

What is being described by the preposition: Mom will probably make some changes in her plans.

When acting as an adjective, a prepositional phrase will describe a/an

Identify the preposition (prep) in the following phrase: sat in a chair