Prepositions

In which sentence is the object of a preposition a pronoun?

• Don't jump into the pool.

• Throw the ball to her.

• The meeting is in Iowa.

• His room is on this floor.

In which sentence is the object of a preposition a noun?

• There's the house, and the garage is behind it.

• No one expected to hear from them yet.

• The bottom of the ocean is fascinating.

• Under it is my favorite book.

In which sentence is the object of a preposition of a proper noun?

• The Swedish coast is mostly rocky.

• How far away is South America?

• Many Germans like to play soccer.

• The capital of Italy is Rome.

Which sentence contains a prepositional phrase?

• This forest is a special place.

• Some rare plants and animals are here.

• Small insects live in that fallen log.

• The campground is full this weekend.

Which sentence contains a prepositional phrase?

• The town is building a bridge over the river.

• Will you help pull some weeds?

• She does not like to wear her winter coat.

• George's old friend is coming to visit.

What is the prepositional phrase?

She went to the doctor today.

• She went

• to the doctor

• the doctor today

• She went to

What is the prepositional phrase?

He ran towards the pool

• toward the pool

• he ran

• he ran towards

• the pool

What is the prepositional phrase?

We had a picnic under the big tree

• We had a picnic

• a picnic

• under the big tree

• the big tree

What is the object of preposition?

I am with my sister

• am

• with

• my

• sister

What is the object of preposition?

It is raining throughout the city.

• city

• throughout

• raining

• it