Chapter 9 Notes on Prepositional Prases

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What do all of these have in common?

• The cat slept under the warm blanket all afternoon.

• She placed the keys on the wooden table by the door.

• In the middle of the night, the sound of thunder startled everyone awake.

• They hiked through the dense forest to reach the hidden waterfall.

• With a smile on his face, he handed her the beautifully wrapped gift.

Open Ended

What do all of those bolded words have in common?

Take notes on page 5

Multiple Choice

What will always come after a preposition?

• An adverb
• An adjective
• A verb
• A noun or pronoun

Multiple Select

What questions might a prepositional phrase answer?

• Why a verb occurs

• Who a noun is

• Where a verb occurs

• When a verb occurs

Multiple Select

What cases will come after a preposition in LATIN

• Nominative

• Accusative

• Ablative

• Vocative

Multiple Select

Which prepositional phrases might include a noun in the accusative case?

• through the dense forest

• toward the finish line

• beside the door

• across the lake

Take notes on page 5

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Nuntius in villā est.

• Nuntius

• in

• villā

• est

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Nuntius in Italiam redīre vult.

• Nuntius

• in

• Italiam

• redīre

• vult.

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Puellae in agros lentē ambulant.

• Puellae

• in

• agros

• lentē

• ambulant

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Servi sub arboribus sedēre volunt.

• Servi

• sub

• arboribus

• sedēre

• volunt

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Nuntii ex urbe celeriter veniunt.

• Nuntii

• ex

• urbe

• celeriter

• veniunt

Fill in the Blanks

Select the correct word to fill in the gap.

Marcus ad

(arborem/arbore) sedet.

Fill in the Blanks

Select the correct word to fill in the gap.

Multi servi in

(agros/agrīs) laborant

Fill in the Blanks

Select the correct word to fill in the gap.

Servus sub

(ramos/ramīs) dormit.

Fill in the Blanks

Select the correct word to fill in the gap.

Cornelius ad

(urbem/urbe) redīre parat.

Fill in the Blanks

Select the correct word to fill in the gap.

Sextus ex

(horto/hortum) celeriter exit.