Where or when
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).
Example 1Does the marked phrase tell where or when?
Mom will go to the shop.
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Example · Does the marked phrase tell where or when?Mom will go to the shop. (where / when)where
Does the marked phrase tell where or when?
- Crabs live on beaches. (where / when)
- I shared marbles on Sunday. (where / when)
- Beth washed the dog at six. (where / when)
- Bears swim in rivers. (where / when)
- Frogs live in ponds. (where / when)
- Mom dried the puppies on Thursday. (where / when)
- Grandma sings a song at night. (where / when)
- Otters swim in ponds. (where / when)
- Grandpa told the stories on Thursday. (where / when)
- Grandpa fished in the river. (where / when)
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