Prepositional Phrases Flashcards

1
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How to identify nouns

A
  1. Noun is person, place, thing, or idea
  2. Can it be make plural?
  3. Can you put a noun article in front of it? (A, an, the)
  4. Nouns often end in -ism, -tion, -sion, -ian
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2
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End of prep phrase is called?

A

Object of prep or OP

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3
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Adjective clause

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Contains subject and verb and begins with prep

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4
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Infinitive?

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To+verb

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5
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When is a prep phrase an adjective?

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When is answers which one or what kind

  • more than 1 adj may modify same word
  • adj phrases follow and describe a noun/pronoun
  • cannot be moved without changing meaning in sentence
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6
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When is a prep phrase and adverb prep phrases?

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When it answers where, when, why, how, to what extent, in what way

  • modify adj or adverbs
  • don’t follow nouns
  • ^if they do, they don’t describe nouns
  • can be moved to other parts of sentence
  • sentences can contain more than one adverb phrase and all can modify same word
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7
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Caution about but and for

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They can be conjunctions

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8
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What is a prep phrase?

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-starts with prep and ends with noun or pronoun

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