Using Prepositional Phrases

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'California lighthouses are frequently covered in fog.'

Back

in fog

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'The Point Reyes Lighthouse is in a foggy area.'

Back

in a foggy area

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'Point Reyes is the windiest promontory in America.'

Back

in America

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'Many shipwrecks occurred at Point Reyes.'

Back

at Point Reyes

Front

Identify the prepositional phrase in: Mrs. Marshburn's class is located upstairs down the hall.

Back

down the hall

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'The lighthouse was constructed in 1870.'

Back

in 1870

Front

Prepositional phrase in 'Let your light shine before men.'

Back

before men

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'The keepers have a long climb to the tower.'

Back

to the tower

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'LCA is a wonderful school in Richlands.'

Back

in Richlands

Front

Prepositional phrase in: 'Fourth grade is an awesome class at LCA.'

Back

at LCA