Prepositions

I met Dave ​ (a)   owns a restaurant.

• who
• whom

The garage, ​ (a)   is full of cars, holds all my tools.

• which
• that

The door ​ (a)   keeps the bugs out is close.

• that
• who

Select the prepositional phrase.

To her amazement, she even saw one dog smile.

• amazement, she even saw

• To her amazement,

• saw one dog smile.

• she even saw one dog smile

Select the prepositional phrase.

The man and his dog walked around the track.

• The man and his dog

• and his dog walked around the track.

• his dog walked

• around the track

One dog can jump ten feet ​ (a)   the ground.

• off
• on
• in
• around

I would like to live ​​ (a)   a farm.

• in
• above
• on
• with

Our Dogs

(1) My dogs are my best friends. (2) They like to play near a tree in

the backyard. (3) We gave the dogs a bath. (4) We put them in our bathtub.

(5) During the summer, we exercise the dogs after dinner. (6) We run with

the dogs on the beach. (7) I keep a photograph of my dogs on a shelf in my

room.

Which shows the best way to combine Sentences 3 and 4 by using a preposition?

• We gave the dogs a bath and the bathtub.

• We gave the dogs a bath we put them in our bathtub.

• We gave the dogs a bath in our bathtub.

• Make no change.

The castaway built a hut ​ (a)   encountering wild dogs.

• after
• because
• during
• between
• around

Choose the prepositional phrase.

Walter knew his cat’s life would change after the accident.

• his cat’s life would change

• Walter knew his cat’s life

• would change after the accid

• after the accident