True or False | Name the Preposition | Prepositional Phrases | |
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True or False: "Between" is a preposition
TRUE
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The dog was running around the backyard.
Around
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What is the prepositional phrase: Most of the people who went to the party are at high risk.
At high risk
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What is the preposition that fits in this sentence: The cat was _______ the couch.
A. to B. for C. near
C- near
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True or False: Preposition can come before an adjective
FALSE
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There is a bowl of cereal on the table waiting for you.
On; for
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What is the prepositional phrase: The thief goes by the name of "Stray Thug".
by the name
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What is the preposition that fits in this sentence: The test was going to be _____ Monday, November 9th
A. On B. by C. between
A- on
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True or False: The subject can be part of a prepositional phrase
FALSE
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She lost her ring at the beach.
At
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What is the prepositional phrase: The neighbors took turns to be on the watch for the thief
on the watch
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What is the preposition that fits in this sentence: A man walked _____ my house several times so I got my parents.
A. by B. Until C. For
A- by
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True or False: Prepositional phrases begin with a preposition
TRUE; begins with a preposition
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They ran to the supermarket to make dinner.
To
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What is the prepositional phrase: The kids ran to school in a hurry
In a hurry
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What is the preposition that fits in this sentence: I have an interview on Friday _____ a very important board member
A. on B. with C. over
B- with
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They drove through the woods, on the scary Halloween night.
through; on
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What is the prepositional phrase: The students took the kind teacher for granted
for granted
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What is the preposition that fits in this sentence: The movie was ____ two best friends moving in together.
A. around B. during C.about
C- about
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