PREPOSITIONAL Phrases (with, among, despite, before, next to the, for, since, according to, during)

The video tutorial explains prepositional phrases, their components, and how they function as adjectives, adverbs, and nominals. It provides examples to illustrate each function and emphasizes the importance of understanding prepositional phrases in writing to modify sentences effectively.

What is a prepositional phrase composed of?

• A noun and a verb

• A verb and its object

• An adjective and a noun

• A preposition and its object

In the sentence 'Could you pass me the book with the blue cover?', what role does the phrase 'with the blue cover' play?

• It acts as a verb

• It acts as a noun

• It acts as an adjective

• It acts as an adverb

What is the function of the prepositional phrase in 'The nightlife in my area is quite fun'?

• It acts as an adverb

• It acts as an adjective

• It acts as a noun

• It acts as a verb

How does the phrase 'despite my warning' function in the sentence 'Despite my warning, he quitted his well-paid job'?

• As an adjective

• As an adverb

• As a verb

• As a noun

Which of the following is an example of a prepositional phrase acting as an adverb?

• The book on the table

• Despite the rain

• The girl with the red hat

• The dog under the tree

Which of the following sentences contains a prepositional phrase acting as a nominal?

• She danced gracefully.

• My house is next to a famous hotel.

• The cat sat on the mat.

• He ran quickly.

What is a nominal in the context of prepositional phrases?

• A verb acting as a noun

• A prepositional phrase acting as a noun

• An adjective acting as a noun

• A noun acting as a verb