Prepositions and Appositives

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Identify the prepositional phrase as "adjectival" or "adverbial."
I left the rake inside the tool shed.

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Adverbial

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Identify the prepositional phrase as "adjectival" or "adverbial."
The road runs between a forest and the river.

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Adverbial

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Identify the prepositional phrase as "adjectival" or "adverbial."
She read a history book during the first study period.

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Adverbial

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Identify the prepositional phrase as "adjectival" or "adverbial."
He backed his car into the neighbor's garage.

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Adverbial

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Identify the prepositional phrase as "adjectival" or "adverbial."
The road toward the east is the one we will take.

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Adjectival

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Identify the prepositional phrase as "adjectival" or "adverbial."
Many of these books have great plots.

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Adjectival

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Identify the prepositional phrase as "adjectival" or "adverbial."
I want the one between the red and gray bicycles.

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Adjectival

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Identify the prepositional phrase as "adjectival" or "adverbial."
That's the birthday present from my grandma.

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Adjectival

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Identify the prepositional phrase as "adjectival" or "adverbial."
The bed with the firm mattress was most comfortable.
Options: Adjectival, Adverbial

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Adjectival

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Identify the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence: The Wright brothers, bicycle mechanics, built the first successful airplane. Options: Wright Brothers, bicycle mechanics, successful airplane, built.

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bicycle mechanics