Form 10: Preposition vs. Adverb Distinctions Exercise

Form 10: Preposition vs. Adverb Distinctions

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Form 10: Preposition vs. Adverb Distinctions

Distinguish between words used as prepositions and those used as adverbs. Practice analyzing word functions based on the presence of an object.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Is the word 'inside' a Preposition or Adverb? 'Please come inside the house.'

  2. MultiChoice

    Is the word 'inside' a Preposition or Adverb? 'Please come inside.'

  3. MultiChoice

    Is 'down' a Preposition or Adverb? 'The ball rolled down the hill.'

  4. MultiChoice

    Is 'down' a Preposition or Adverb? 'Please sit down.'

  5. MultiChoice

    Is 'around' a Preposition or Adverb? 'They ran around the field.'

  6. MultiChoice

    Is 'around' a Preposition or Adverb? 'Turn around so I can see.'

  7. MultiChoice

    Is 'before' a Preposition or Adverb? 'I will see you before lunch.'

  8. MultiChoice

    Is 'before' a Preposition or Adverb? 'I have never visited this park before.'

  9. MultiChoice

    Is 'over' a Preposition or Adverb? 'The bird flew over the fence.'

  10. MultiChoice

    Is 'over' a Preposition or Adverb? 'The game is finally over.'

  11. MultiChoice

    Is 'through' a Preposition or Adverb? 'He walked through the door.'

  12. MultiChoice

    Is 'through' a Preposition or Adverb? 'Read the contract all the way through.'