World Lit. Final Exam

What are the prepositional phrases in this sentence :

If you want to go with us to the game, you need to be ready to leave my house by five o'clock.

• to go, with us, by five o'clock

• with us, to the game, by five o' clock

• to go, to be, to leave

• by five o'clock, to the game

What are the prepositional phrases in this sentence:

During the school day, students are only allowed to use their phones outside of class.

• to use

• during the school day

• during the school day, outside of class

• outside of class, to use

What are the prepositional phrases in this sentence?

You look exhausted after studying for the entire night.

• after studying

• for the entire night

• after studying; for the entire night

• neither

What are the prepositional phrases in this sentence:

The girls on the volleyball team have been working hard and winning.

• on the volleyball team

• working hard

• both

• neither

What are the prepositional phrases in this sentence?

The weather is unusually hot for this time of year and many people are complaining about it.

• for this time

• of year

• both

• neither

What are the infinitives in this sentence?

My sister drove to school this morning, but I wanted to drive.

• to school

• to drive

• both

• neither

What are the infinitives in this sentence?

The teacher chose to dress warmly today because she has to teach in some extremely cold classrooms.

• to dress

• to teach

• both

• neither

What are the infinitives in this sentence?

The dishes in the sink need to be washed, but no one wants to do that chore until they are commanded to wash them.

• to be

• to do

• to wash

• all of the above

What are the infinitives in this sentence?

The heat of the day was his excuse to return to the house when he needed to be mowing the lawn.

• to return

• to be

• to the house

• only to return and to be

What are the infinitives in this sentence?

I asked Jessica to sing at my party, but because she is shy, she decided to wait until another time.

• to sing

• to wait

• neither

• both