WorksheetsPreposition or Infinitive?
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
The noise seemed to grow louder.
prepositional phrase
infinitive phrase
The goal of hockey is to get the puck into the net.
prepositional phrase
infinitive phrase
I will deliver the flowers to your house.
prepositional phrase
infinitive phrase
The hot glue stuck to my hands.
prepositional phrase
infinitive phrase
I had hoped to be finished before 3:00.
prepositional phrase
infinitive phrase
The doctor left the operating room to deliver the good news.
prepositional phrase
infinitive phrase
The time to beat is 23 seconds.
prepositional phrase
infinitive phrase
We went to Myabi's for Brianna's birthday.
prepositional phrase
infinitive phrase
Identify the infinitive phrase in the sentence. - Are you planning to climb the mountain on Saturday?
to climb
on Saturday
to climb the mountain on Saturday
to climb the mountain
Preposition or Infinitive? - to + a verb
Prepositional phrase
Infinitive phrase
Preposition or Infinitive? We are so excited to see the exhibit!
Preposition
Infinitive
This sentence has an example of both
Identify the infinitive phrase: To play in the championship game is our goal.
To play
To play in the championship game
in the championship game
is our goal
Prepositional phrases will never contain (select all that apply):
a subject
a verb
a noun
the word "to"
an adjective or adverb
Which example is a prepositional phrase?
to dinner at Applebees
to take a break
to drive a tractor
to live in Michigan
An infinitive phrase will never function as a:
noun
adjective
adverb
verb
subject
