Understanding Prepositional Phrases as Adjectives Flashcard

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Sentence with a prepositional phrase as an adjective:

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The book on the table is mine.

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Identify the prepositional phrase used as an adjective in: "The keys in the drawer are rusty."

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in the drawer

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Identify the prepositional phrase used as an adjective.

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The painting with the gold frame is expensive.

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In the sentence "The flowers in the vase need water," what does the prepositional phrase modify?

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flowers

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Identify the sentence with a prepositional phrase as an adjective.

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The book with the red cover is mine.

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Sentence without a prepositional phrase as an adjective:

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She spoke to the manager about the issue.

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Identify the prepositional phrase used as an adjective in: "The man with the blue hat is my uncle."

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with the blue hat

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In "The girl on the swing is laughing," what is the prepositional phrase?

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Adjective

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Identify the sentence with a prepositional phrase as an adjective.

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The dog under the table is sleeping.

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Sentence with a prepositional phrase as an adjective:

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The report on the desk is due tomorrow.