Prepositional Phrases

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'Mary ran around the corner to meet her friends.'

Back

around the corner

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'The pencil that fell off the desk was yellow.'

Back

off the desk

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'Fred ran into the pole because he didn't watch where he was going.'

Back

into the pole

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'The clock, in my grandma's house, was broken last week.'

Back

in my grandma's house

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'The strange man parked his car by the tall trees.'

Back

by the tall trees

Front

Prepositional phrase in: Susan ran behind the bushes when she played hide and seek.

Back

behind the bushes

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'The boy walked the dog down the busy street.'

Back

down the busy street

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'My cousin Jesse wore a bandage on his arm to cover his wound.'

Back

on his arm

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'My best friend lives on Walnut Road.'

Back

on Walnut Road

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'Mr. Pierre had to drive through the largest puddle.'

Back

through the largest puddle