Prepositions and prepositional phrases are words that tell you where the subject in a sentence is. Learn prepositions with these prepositional phrase exercises that make English language education easy and fun. Our online exercises align with national curriculum standards, and cater to a wide range of learning styles. You can be sure your student is getting exactly what they need with us.
Prepositional phrases are where it's at! No, really: prepositional phrases are groups of words that tell where a noun is. For example, the apple could be "in the lunchbox," the rain boots "by the door," or the sandwich "in my tummy." They can also get a little bit tricky when you start to get into "from" and "along" -- but that's why our prepositional phrase exercises are here. Get some practice picking out prepositional phrases in sentences with our online exercises designed to boost language learning. In these drills, students can highlight the prepositional phrase in a sentence and sort words into a complete sentence that contains a prepositional phrase. Once they've gotten the hang of those, they can refresh their memory by completing some exercises about plain old prepositions. No matter what you're trying to tackle at any grade level, all your reading and writing needs are here at Education.com.
