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Find adjectives and adverbs: The blue dog quickly ran to the cat upstairs.
adj: blue adv: quickly, upstairs
Find adjectives and adverbs: We really like green tea and sweet cookies.
adj: green, sweet adv: really
Find adjectives and adverbs: Yesterday, I walked slowly to the big park.
adj: big, adv: yesterday, slowly
Find adjectives and adverbs: Can you bring the very big speakers tomorrow?
adj: big, adv: very, tomorrow
Find adjectives and adverbs: The red roses are growing rapidly.
adj: red, adv: rapidly
Find adjectives and adverbs: The clever children used very small radios to communicate with creatures in another dimension.
adj: clever, small, another adv: very
Find adjectives and adverbs: The green sofa is extremely uncomfortable.
adj: green, uncomfortable, adv: extremely
Prepositions: In the morning, I eat breakfast with my family at the table.
in, with, at
Prepositions: At lunchtime, she went to lunch without her sister.
at, to, without
Prepositions: Put the vase onto the table, behind the picture.
onto, behind
Preposition: Can we meet at six o'clock?
at
What is a prepositional phrase?
A preposition followed by nouns or pronouns.
Prepositional phrase: At school, we sing the anthem in the mornings.
at school, in the mornings
Prepositional phrase: The cat chased the dog around the house.
around the house
Prepositional phrase: In Turkey, people often use buses and trains to go to work.
in Turkey, to work
Prepositional phrase: At night, the bats come out of the cave and fly in the sky.
at night, out of the cave, in the sky
