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Prepositional phrases

7th grade (Year 8 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.7.1.A · England: KS3 English (grammar: phrases)

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  1. Question 1

    Which group of words is a prepositional phrase? The children played in the garden.

    • A. played
    • B. children played
    • C. in the garden
    • D. The children
  2. Question 2

    How is the prepositional phrase in brackets used? We waited [for an hour].

    • A. like an adjective (describes a noun)
    • B. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  3. Question 3

    Which group of words is a prepositional phrase? The painting above the fireplace belonged to my grandmother.

    • A. The painting
    • B. above the fireplace
    • C. my grandmother belonged
    • D. belonged
  4. Question 4

    How is the prepositional phrase in brackets used? The bus left [at noon].

    • A. like an adjective (describes a noun)
    • B. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  5. Question 5

    Which group of words is a prepositional phrase? The dog ran across the busy road.

    • A. across the busy road
    • B. the busy
    • C. The dog
    • D. ran across
  6. Question 6

    How is the prepositional phrase in brackets used? The girl [with the red scarf] is my cousin.

    • A. like an adjective (describes a noun)
    • B. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  7. Question 7

    Which group of words is a prepositional phrase? After the concert, we walked home.

    • A. we walked
    • B. the concert, we
    • C. walked home
    • D. After the concert
  8. Question 8

    How is the prepositional phrase in brackets used? She finished her essay [before midnight].

    • A. like an adjective (describes a noun)
    • B. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  9. Question 9

    Which group of words is a prepositional phrase? The letter from my pen pal arrived today.

    • A. from my pen pal
    • B. The letter
    • C. my pen
    • D. arrived today
  10. Question 10

    How is the prepositional phrase in brackets used? The girl [with the red scarf] is my cousin.

    • A. like an adjective (describes a noun)
    • B. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  11. Question 11

    Which group of words is a prepositional phrase? The dog ran across the busy road.

    • A. ran across
    • B. the busy
    • C. across the busy road
    • D. The dog
  12. Question 12

    How is the prepositional phrase in brackets used? Students [from three schools] entered the contest.

    • A. like an adjective (describes a noun)
    • B. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  13. Question 13

    Which group of words is a prepositional phrase? The dog ran across the busy road.

    • A. across the busy road
    • B. The dog
    • C. ran across
    • D. the busy
  14. Question 14

    How is the prepositional phrase in brackets used? He opened the box [with great care].

    • A. like an adjective (describes a noun)
    • B. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  15. Question 15

    Which group of words is a prepositional phrase? The painting above the fireplace belonged to my grandmother.

    • A. above the fireplace
    • B. my grandmother belonged
    • C. belonged
    • D. The painting
  16. Question 16

    How is the prepositional phrase in brackets used? A cup [of hot chocolate] warmed us up.

    • A. like an adjective (describes a noun)
    • B. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)

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  1. in the garden
  2. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  3. above the fireplace
  4. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  5. across the busy road
  6. like an adjective (describes a noun)
  7. After the concert
  8. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  9. from my pen pal
  10. like an adjective (describes a noun)
  11. across the busy road
  12. like an adjective (describes a noun)
  13. across the busy road
  14. like an adverb (tells where, when or how about a verb)
  15. above the fireplace
  16. like an adjective (describes a noun)