Prepositional Phrases either acting as NOUN, ADJECTIVE, ADVERB

Identify the prepositional phrase used as a noun in the sentence: 'The book on the table is mine.'

• on the table

• above the ceiling

• under the chair

• beside the window

In the sentence 'She lives in the house with the red door,' what does the prepositional phrase 'with the red door' describe?

• color of the door

• location of the house

• size of the house

• material of the door

How is the prepositional phrase 'in the morning' functioning in the sentence: 'He goes for a run in the morning'?

• Noun phrase of location

• Verb phrase of action

• Adjective phrase of manner

• Adverbial phrase of time

What is the prepositional phrase acting as an adjective in the sentence: 'The man with the hat is my uncle'?

• above the clouds

• on the table

• under the bed

• with the hat

In the sentence 'The cat on the roof is stuck,' what is the prepositional phrase 'on the roof' modifying?

• cat

• roof

• is

• stuck

How is the prepositional phrase 'in a hurry' used in the sentence: 'She left the house in a hurry'?

• Adverbial phrase indicating manner or circumstance

• Verb phrase indicating action

• Adjective phrase describing the subject

• Noun phrase indicating possession

Identify the prepositional phrase functioning as a noun in the sentence: 'During the summer, we go to the beach.'

• During the summer

• To the beach

• We go

• During summer

What is the prepositional phrase serving as an adjective in the sentence: 'The girl with the blue backpack is my friend'?

• with the red hat

• under the big tree

• on top of the mountain

• with the blue backpack

In the sentence 'He runs with great speed,' how is the prepositional phrase 'with great speed' modifying the verb?

• It is modifying the verb by specifying the manner in which the action is performed.

• It is modifying the verb by expressing the time when the action occurs.

• It is modifying the verb by indicating the subject of the sentence.

• It is modifying the verb by describing the location where the action takes place.

How is the prepositional phrase 'in the dark' used in the sentence: 'They walked through the forest in the dark'?

• It specifies the location where the action took place.

• It is used to indicate the time or condition in which the action occurred.

• It serves as a conjunction connecting two parts of the sentence.

• It indicates the manner in which the action was performed.