Vocab Unit 3 (no object of preposition)

Find the prepositional phrase! He's just a small-town boy from Tennessee.

Find the prepositional phrase! He threw the muddy uniform in the wash once he got home.

After a long day of working in the yard, she took a much needed ___ to recharge.

The farmer's ___ for the foxes that raided his hen house was visible on his face.

Her rank in the monarchy was ___ after her marriage to the duke.

Since she had such an ___ for words, it was no surprise she advanced to the state spelling bee.

Even though he had studied, he found it rather ___ the quiz was postponed.

The team captain really did his best to ___ the other players after a crushing loss.

He was ___ for power, and would knock down anyone in his way until he became the CEO.

Thankfully, the ___ bathroom we had to share at camp was cleaned on a daily basis.

By the time we had hiked to the top of the mountain, we were ___ and needed nourishment.

The French villa, with its arches and ornate spires, had an almost ___ quality about it.

The ___ waiter was too attentive; he came by so much we couldn't finish our conversation.

Though she was tempted by the candy, Evy would never ___ the promise she made not to eat any.

My neighbor had such ___ for the man who backed into her car.

The ___ tone the man replied with left me thinking he was rude.

For his bravery during the mission, the mayor will ___ Officer Davis with an award.

After winning a marathon herself, she decided to ___ others by becoming a running coach.

Find the prepositional phrase! Jose hit the ball to the upper deck.

Find the prepositional phrase! She finally found her car keys between the seat and the door.

I enjoy tennis, but don't have the ___ I'd need to play it professionally.