Prepositional Phrases

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Identify prepositional phrases in the sentence: The girl with the red shoes knows my sister Kate. Separate multiple phrases with a slash (/).

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with the red shoes, With the red shoes, WITH THE RED SHOES.

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Find the prepositional phrases in the sentence: 'The Professor watches three neighborhood children.'

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at the beginning/of the story, of the story/at the beginning, At the beginning/of the story, of the story/At the beginning.

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Identify prepositional phrases in the sentence: The Clydesdale grazing near the fence is my favorite. Separate multiple phrases with a slash (/).

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near the fence, Near the fence, NEAR THE FENCE, Near The Fence.

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Identify the prepositional phrases: Our neighbors moved to Texas yesterday, and we already miss them.

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to Texas

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Find the prepositional phrases in the sentence: The top of her bridal gown was embroidered with lace.

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of her bridal gown/with lace

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Find the prepositional phrases in the sentence: The house on the corner is the oldest house on the block.

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on the corner/on the block, on the block/on the corner, On the corner/On the block, On the block/On the corner, ON THE CORNER/ON THE BLOCK, ON THE BLOCK/ON THE CORNER.

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Find the prepositional phrases: 7. The children were playing in the storage yard behind the store.

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in the storage yard/behind the store

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Identify prepositional phrases in the sentence: She looked for her keys for hours. Separate with a slash if multiple.

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for her keys/for hours

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Identify prepositional phrases in the sentence: The hollow in the tree makes a perfect vault for hidden treasures.

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in the tree/for hidden treasures

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Identify prepositional phrases: Over the river and through the woods was the route we took.

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over the river/through the woods