This week we are practicing prepositional phrases. A prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with an object. The following sentences have at least one prepositional phrase in each. Some have more. The number after each sentence tells you how many prepositional phrases are in each. Each sentence is worth .25 making this activity worth 3 bonus points. If you need help, here is a link that may help you with this activity. http://www.towson.edu/ows/prepositions.htm
1. If you want to see ducks, they live at Leeper Park. (1)
2. You will find geese by the pond as well. (1)
3. After you feed the ducks, you can swing on the swings or slide down the slide. (2)
4. Also, the park has tennis across the street. (1)5. Be careful. some of the squirrels can be a bit aggressive.(1)
6. Beside the pond is the St. Joseph River. (1)
7. This summer, you may want to ride around your neighborhood via bicycle for exercise. (3)
8. You can even ride with your friends.(1)
9. Throughout the summer, I hope you are safe and have fun. (1)
10. Enjoy the weather as often as you can during this summer. (1)
11. I hope you get to do something fun before school.(1)
12. Spend time with your friends and family over the next few weeks.(2)
