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Identifying Parts of Speech and Prepositional Phrases in Sentences

In this exercise, we will classify a sentence by labeling its parts of speech: A (adjective), ADJ (adverb), SN (subject noun), V (verb), Adv (adverb), P (preposition), and OP (object of the preposition). We will analyze the provided example: "The exhausted mechanic returned to the shop within five minutes." Additionally, we will identify prepositional phrases in three given sentences: 1) "My best friend lives across the street from me." 2) "In the middle of the night, the telephone rang." 3) "During the winter break, our family went to a ski lodge."

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Identifying Parts of Speech and Prepositional Phrases in Sentences

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  1. Today’s Bellringer- 10/25/12 Classify the following sentence by labeling the following parts (A, ADJ, SN, V, Adv, P, OP) The exhausted mechanic returned to the shop within five minutes.

  2. Let’s find the prepositional phrases in each sentence. Then we’ll label the P and OP in the sentence. 1.) My best friend lives across the street from me. 2.) In the middle of the night, the telephone rang. 3.) During the winter break, our family went to a ski lodge

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