prepositional phrase

A book without any illustration may be very interesting.

• prepositional phrase as adjective

• prepositional phrase as adverb

• prepositional phrase as noun

In the breadbox you will find will find three rolls

• prepositional phrase as adjective

• prepositional phrase as adverb

• prepositional phrase as noun

I bought a lamp lamp with a red shade.

• prepositional phrase as adjective

• prepositional phrase as adverb

• prepositional phrase as noun

I rented the room in the attic.

• prepositional phrase as adjective

• prepositional phrase as adverb

• prepositional phrase as noun

They are pleased at my victory

• prepositional phrase as adjective

• prepositional phrase as adverb

• prepositional phrase as noun

During the movie is a bad time to check your phone.

• prepositional phrase as adjective

• prepositional phrase as adverb

• prepositional phrase as noun

After class is too late to turn in the assignment.

• prepositional phrase as adjective

• prepositional phrase as adverb

• prepositional phrase as noun

What kind of prepositional phrases answer these questions:

What kind?

How many?

Which one?

• prepositional phrases as adjective

• prepositional phrases as adverb

• prepositional phrases as noun

A preposition is followed by a noun, pronoun or gerund.

• True

• False

Can a prepositional phrase be a subject of the sentence?

• True

• False