Nouns and Preposition Practice

Remember, a noun is a person, place, thing, or idea, while a preposition shows the relationship between a noun and another word in the sentence. Take your time and do your best!

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Identify the noun/s and the preposition(s). Choose the correct answer.

The cat jumped over the fence.

• Noun(s): cat, fence

  Preposition(s): over

  
  

• Noun(s): fence

  Preposition(s): the

  
  

• Noun(s): jumped

  Preposition(s): fence

• Noun(s): cat, fence, jumped

  Preposition(s): over

  
  

 identify the noun(s) and the preposition(s) used.

The dog ran towards the ball.

• Noun(s): ball

  Preposition(s): the

• Noun(s): dog

  Preposition(s): ran

• Noun(s): dog

  Preposition(s): the

• Noun(s): dog, ball

  Preposition(s): towards

Identify the noun(s) and the preposition(s) used:

I put my book on the table.

• Noun(s): book, table

  Preposition(s): on

  
  

• Noun(s): book

  Preposition(s): the

  
  

• Noun(s): table

  Preposition(s): on

  
  

• Noun(s): book, table

  Preposition(s): put, on

  
  

 For each sentence, identify the noun(s) and the preposition(s) used:

The students walked through the park.

• Noun(s): students, park

  Preposition(s): walked

  
  

• Noun(s): students, park

  Preposition(s): through

  
  

• Noun(s): student

  Preposition(s): walked

  
  

• Noun(s): park

  Preposition(s): through
  

 Identify the noun(s) and the preposition(s) used:

She sat beside her friend during the movie.

• Noun(s): she, friend, movie

  Preposition(s): beside, during

  
  

• Noun(s): friend, movie

  Preposition(s): during

  
  

• Noun(s): friend,

  Preposition(s): beside

  
  

• Noun(s): she

  Preposition(s): the