Understanding Phrases and Prepositional Phrases

What is a phrase?

• A group of words with a subject and predicate

• A sentence with a subject and verb

• A group of words without a subject and predicate

• A single word acting as a part of speech

How does a prepositional phrase function in a sentence?

• As a subject or predicate

• As an adjective or adverb

• As a noun or verb

• As a conjunction or interjection

In the sentence 'The girl with the blue eyes is my neighbor', what role does 'with the blue eyes' play?

• It acts as an adverb

• It acts as a noun

• It acts as an adjective

• It acts as a verb

What question does a prepositional phrase acting as an adjective answer?

• How

• Which one

• Where

• When

In the sentence 'I'll give you a call in the morning', what question does 'in the morning' answer?

• How

• To what extent

• When

• Where

What is the role of 'in the morning' in the sentence 'I'll give you a call in the morning'?

• It acts as an adverb

• It acts as an adjective

• It acts as a verb

• It acts as a noun

Which of the following is NOT a question that an adverbial prepositional phrase answers?

• What kind

• Where

• To what extent

• When

What should you do if you don't understand a part of the lesson?

• Ignore it

• Review the video

• Ask a friend

• Skip to the next lesson

What is the main function of a prepositional phrase?

• To act as a predicate

• To act as a conjunction

• To act as an adjective or adverb

• To act as a subject

What should you do if you have questions or comments about the lesson?

• Discuss with classmates

• Email the teacher

• Search online

• Leave them below the video