Form 6: Adjective vs. Adverb Prepositional Phrases Exercise

Form 6: Adjective vs. Adverb Prepositional Phrases

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Form 6: Adjective vs. Adverb Prepositional Phrases

Learn to distinguish between adjective and adverb prepositional phrases within sentences. Practice analyzing whether a phrase modifies a noun or a verb.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'The man (with the blue jacket) works here.'

  2. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'She ran (with great speed) to catch the bus.'

  3. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'The story (about the dragon) was exciting.'

  4. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'We ate dinner (after the movie).'

  5. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'The house (on the corner) was built in 1920.'

  6. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'He spoke (in a low voice).'

  7. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'The sweater (of pure wool) was very warm.'

  8. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'They searched (through the entire house).'

  9. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'The key (to the back door) is lost.'

  10. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'She sang (during the morning assembly).'

  11. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'The birds (in that tall tree) sing loudly.'

  12. MultiChoice

    Is the underlined phrase functioning as an adjective or adverb phrase? 'He looked (toward the horizon) nervously.'