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Prepositional phrases

Find the prepositional phrase

10 sentences · All kinds, Find the prepositional phrase, Where or when

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A prepositional phrase starts with a preposition and ends with a noun. It tells where (in the pond) or when (on Monday).

  1. Example 1Find the prepositional phrase.

    Mom skates on the ice.

    Mom skates on the ice.

1 / 10 L14Find the prepositional phrase.

Mom bought plums on Friday.

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Prepositional phrases: Find the prepositional phrase

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Example · Find the prepositional phrase.Mom skates on the ice.

Find the prepositional phrase.

  1. Mom bought plums on Friday.
  2. Squirrels live in trees.
  3. Octopuses hide under rocks.
  4. Grandpa dried the kitten on Monday.
  5. Beth sat on a swing.
  6. The baby popped bubbles at six.
  7. Grandpa naps on the sofa.
  8. Mom dried the puppies on Thursday.
  9. The pirates hid some gold on Sunday.
  10. The kitten hides under a towel.
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Prepositional phrases: Find the prepositional phrase · answer key

  1. on Friday
  2. in trees
  3. under rocks
  4. on Monday
  5. on a swing
  6. at six
  7. on the sofa
  8. on Thursday
  9. on Sunday
  10. under a towel
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