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Grade 4 English Language - Form and Use Prepositional Phrases
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Prepositional phrases should be used in a student's writing. They add detail to what is happening in the narrative or essay. A prepositional phrase starts with a preposition and ends with a noun. There can be more than one prepositional phrase in a sentence.

Grade 4 English Language - Form and Use Prepositional Phrases
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1. The child was in trouble, so he could not use his cell phone ____.
What prepositional phrase should fit into the blank?
2. I was not allowed to ride my bike ____ because I might get hurt.
,(rightanswer)in the street"
3. Carolyn gave her friend part of her lunch so he could eat.
What is the prepositional phrase in the above sentence?
4. Carolyn gave her friend part of her lunch so he could eat.
What is the prepositional phrase in the above sentence?
5. Bill set the vase ____, but then it tipped over.
What prepositional phrase should fit into the blank?
6. ____, we take a test over the spelling words we learned during the week.
What prepositional phrase should fit into the blank?
7. Bill set the vase ____, but then it tipped over.
What prepositional phrase should fit into the blank?
8. I was not allowed to ride my bike ____ because I might get hurt.
,(rightanswer)in the street"
9. My family visited Montana ____.
,(rightanswer)in the summertime"
10. Mr. Phillips stormed ____ because he was angry.
What prepositional phrase should fit into the blank?

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