Prepositional phrases and their objects worksheet for Grade 4 students.
A Grade 4 prepositional phrases worksheet from K5 Learning, featuring exercises to underline prepositional phrases and circle the object of the preposition, with a cartoon girl illustration on the right.
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Task: Identify and underline the prepositional phrases, circle the preposition, and write the object of the preposition on the line.
#### Prepositional Phrase Definition:
A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition, its object (usually a noun or pronoun), and any modifiers. Prepositions often indicate relationships such as location, time, direction, or purpose.
#### Steps to Solve:
1. Identify the prepositional phrase: Look for words that show relationships like location, time, or direction.
2. Circle the preposition: The preposition is the word that introduces the prepositional phrase (e.g., "about," "with," "in").
3. Underline the entire prepositional phrase.
4. Write the object of the preposition: The object is the noun or pronoun that follows the preposition.
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Solutions:
#### 1. Can we talk about the pets?
- Prepositional Phrase: *about the pets*
- Preposition: *about* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *pets*
- Answer:
```
about the pets
```
#### 2. I want to eat dinner with my friends.
- Prepositional Phrase: *with my friends*
- Preposition: *with* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *friends*
- Answer:
```
with my friends
```
#### 3. My grandparents live in a very small town.
- Prepositional Phrase: *in a very small town*
- Preposition: *in* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *town*
- Answer:
```
in a very small town
```
#### 4. My sister wants a doll for her birthday.
- Prepositional Phrase: *for her birthday*
- Preposition: *for* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *birthday*
- Answer:
```
for her birthday
```
#### 5. After the dance, we will go home.
- Prepositional Phrase: *after the dance*
- Preposition: *after* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *dance*
- Answer:
```
after the dance
```
#### 6. We will first stop at the bank.
- Prepositional Phrase: *at the bank*
- Preposition: *at* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *bank*
- Answer:
```
at the bank
```
#### 7. You can buy a lot of good candy from this store.
- Prepositional Phrase: *from this store*
- Preposition: *from* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *store*
- Answer:
```
from this store
```
#### 8. Tyler is walking across the street.
- Prepositional Phrase: *across the street*
- Preposition: *across* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *street*
- Answer:
```
across the street
```
#### 9. Stacy couldn't see through the window.
- Prepositional Phrase: *through the window*
- Preposition: *through* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *window*
- Answer:
```
through the window
```
#### 10. The family lived among the jungle animals.
- Prepositional Phrase: *among the jungle animals*
- Preposition: *among* (circled)
- Object of the preposition: *animals*
- Answer:
```
among the jungle animals
```
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Final Answers:
1. `about the pets`
2. `with my friends`
3. `in a very small town`
4. `for her birthday`
5. `after the dance`
6. `at the bank`
7. `from this store`
8. `across the street`
9. `through the window`
10. `among the jungle animals`
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Boxed Final Answer:
```
1. about the pets
2. with my friends
3. in a very small town
4. for her birthday
5. after the dance
6. at the bank
7. from this store
8. across the street
9. through the window
10. among the jungle animals
```
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