Prepositions

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A preposition

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shows location, time, or movement of a noun or pronoun.

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Find the PREPOSITION in the sentence: Fifi jumped into the air to get her treat.

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into

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Find the PREPOSITION in the sentence: People waited for hours to get tickets.

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for

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Find the preposition in the sentence: I rode my bike up the big hill.

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up

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Find the PREPOSITION in the sentence: A part of the essay did not make sense.

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of

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Find the PREPOSITION in the sentence: I do not like to eat anything grown in the garden; give me pizza instead.

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in

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Find the PREPOSITION in the sentence: The dog house was located beneath the tree.

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beneath

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Find the PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE(S) in the sentence: Ms. Murphy shoved all of the chocolate in her mouth.

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of the chocolate; in her mouth

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Find the PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE(S) in the sentence: My ring fell down the drain.

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down the drain

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Find the PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE(S) in the sentence: We ate German food at the new restaurant.

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at the new restaurant