Prepositional Phrases A phrase is a group of related words. It begins with a preposition and ends with a noun
or pronoun. Use prepositional phrases to add information to your sentences.
Examples: through the library, near the window, at the library, in Africa, to his friends, for
you
Add a prepositional phrase to add information to each sentence.
1. Victor found a pretty shell
2. He gave the shell
3. I showed her the book. She liked the picture
4. I read a story that takes place
5. My family is going
Answer the questions about your school using complete sentences. Use
prepositional phrases.
1. Where is the library in your school?
2. Are there many books on the shelves?
3. Where is the cafeteria?
4. Where do you practice sports?
5. When do you have lunch?