Preposition and Appositive Phrases

Is the underlines preposition acting as an adverb and adjective? I talked about the musical to everyone I know.

• Adverb

• Adjective

Is the underlined prepositional phrase acting as an adverb or an adjective? I wanted to hear the music by my favorite band.

• Adverb

• Adjective

Check for punctuation: In the middle of the night the dog started barking.

• No Change

• In the middle, of the night, the dog started barking.

• In the middle of the night, the dog started barking.

• In the middle of the night the dog, started barking.

Check the punctuation: For the last seven years, I have loved playing soccer.

• No Change

• For the last, seven years I have loved playing soccer.

• For the last seven years I have loved playing soccer.

• For the last seven years I have loved, playing soccer.

Check the punctuation: Susan was so excited, about the trip to Jamaica.

• No Change

• Susan, was so excited, about the trip to Jamaica.

• Susan was so excited about the trip, to Jamaica.

• Susan was so excited about the trip to Jamaica.

What is the object of the preposition? We run around the park.

• We

• run

• around

• park

Check the punctuation: Tomorrow, I needed to meet her by the bridge.

• No Change

• Tomorrow, I needed to meet her, by the bridge.

• Tomorrow, I needed, to meet her, by the bridge.

• Tomorrow, I needed, to meet her by the bridge.

Find the preposition: We needed those scissors to wrap presents for her birthday.

• we

• those

• to

• for

Find the object of the preposition: Running around the house was always a dangerous decision.

• running

• house

• dangerous

• decision

Find the object of the preposition: Talking to the coach, I realized how to run the play.

• coach

• realized

• run

• play