Prepositional Phrases
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Prepositional PhrasesAdjective & Adverb Phrases
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Adjective Phrases
come after the words they modify
answer the following questions:what kind?how many?which one?how much?
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Practice1. While she was a student in
France, Marie met Pierre Curie.
2. Pierre had always gained fame as a scientist.
3. Paris was where the two of them became friends.
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Adverb Phrases
answer the questions:when?where?why?how often?how long?to what extent?
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Practice1. When he was only a baby,
Pecos Bill fell into the Pecos River.
2. His parents searched for him, but couldn’t find him.
3. He was saved by coyotes, who raised him.
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Adjective or Adverb Phrase?
1. Did you know that there are hundreds of shark species?
2. Scientists group these species into twenty-eight families.
3. Sharks within the same family share many traits.
4. Sharks are found throughout the world’s oceans.
5. The whale shark falls under the “not dangerous” category.