Prepositional Phrase as Adverb and Adjective

The girl with the pink ribbon is my sister. (The prepositional phrase is with the pink ribbon.)

She hurried down the narrow staircase. (The prepositional phrase is down the narrow staircase.)

He disappeared behind the thick curtains. (The prepositional phrase is behind the thick curtains.)

We stayed at the hotel for two nights. (The prepositional phrase is at the hotel.)

The artist with incredible talent painted the mural. (The prepositional phrase is with incredible talent.)

The message inside the old bottle was unreadable. (The prepositional phrase is inside the old bottle.)

The letter inside the small envelope is for you. (The prepositional phrase is inside the small envelope.)

He drove through the tunnel. (The prepositional phrase is through the tunnel.)

I finished my poster about global warming last night. (The prepositional phrase is about global warming.)

They traveled beyond the mountains. (The prepositional phrase is beyond the mountains.)

The painting on the wall is beautiful. (The prepositional phrase is on the wall.)

The novel by the famous author became a bestseller. (The prepositional phrase is by the famous author.)

The dog by the fence barked loudly. (The prepositional phrase is by the fence.)

The cookies in the jar are chocolate chip. (The prepositional phrase is in the jar.)

We arrived after the game. (The prepositional phrase is after the game.)

The man in the blue shirt is our teacher. (The prepositional phrase is in the blue shirt)