Prepositional Phrases Worksheet - Practice identifying and using prepositions in sentences.

To solve the problem, we need to identify and analyze the sentences provided in the image. The task involves identifying prepositional phrases in each sentence and then circling the prepositional phrases in the given list of sentences.

Step-by-Step Solution:

#### Understanding Prepositional Phrases:
A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition (e.g., "in," "on," "at," "with," etc.) followed by its object (a noun or pronoun). The prepositional phrase often provides additional information about location, time, direction, manner, or other details.

#### Example Analysis:
Let's analyze the example provided in the image:
- Sentence: I walked down the street.
- Prepositional Phrase: "down the street"
- Preposition: "down"
- Object: "the street"

#### Identifying Prepositional Phrases:
Now, let's identify the prepositional phrases in the sentences listed in the image.

1. I reached into my bag for a snack.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "into my bag" (preposition: "into," object: "my bag")
- "for a snack" (preposition: "for," object: "a snack")

2. I opened the door with a key.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "the door" (preposition: "the," object: "door")
- "with a key" (preposition: "with," object: "a key")

3. He drove over the bridge at night.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "over the bridge" (preposition: "over," object: "the bridge")
- "at night" (preposition: "at," object: "night")

4. She placed her coat on the chair.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "her coat" (preposition: "her," object: "coat")
- "on the chair" (preposition: "on," object: "the chair")

5. The students sat under the tree.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "under the tree" (preposition: "under," object: "the tree")

6. We walked through the forest.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "through the forest" (preposition: "through," object: "the forest")

7. He looked up at the sky.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "up at the sky" (preposition: "up," object: "the sky")

8. She handed me the book.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "me" (preposition: "to," object: "me")
- "the book" (preposition: "the," object: "book")

9. They climbed up the mountain.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "up the mountain" (preposition: "up," object: "the mountain")

10. He pointed to the map.
- Prepositional Phrases:
- "to the map" (preposition: "to," object: "the map")

#### Circling the Prepositional Phrases:
Now, let's circle the prepositional phrases in the sentences provided in the image.

1. I reached into my bag for a snack.
- Circle: "into my bag," "for a snack"

2. I opened the door with a key.
- Circle: "the door," "with a key"

3. He drove over the bridge at night.
- Circle: "over the bridge," "at night"

4. She placed her coat on the chair.
- Circle: "her coat," "on the chair"

5. The students sat under the tree.
- Circle: "under the tree"

6. We walked through the forest.
- Circle: "through the forest"

7. He looked up at the sky.
- Circle: "up at the sky"

8. She handed me the book.
- Circle: "me," "the book"

9. They climbed up the mountain.
- Circle: "up the mountain"

10. He pointed to the map.
- Circle: "to the map"

Final Answer:

The prepositional phrases in each sentence are circled as follows:
1. I reached into my bag for a snack.
- Circled: "into my bag," "for a snack"

2. I opened the door with a key.
- Circled: "the door," "with a key"

3. He drove over the bridge at night.
- Circled: "over the bridge," "at night"

4. She placed her coat on the chair.
- Circled: "her coat," "on the chair"

5. The students sat under the tree.
- Circled: "under the tree"

6. We walked through the forest.
- Circled: "through the forest"

7. He looked up at the sky.
- Circled: "up at the sky"

8. She handed me the book.
- Circled: "me," "the book"

9. They climbed up the mountain.
- Circled: "up the mountain"

10. He pointed to the map.
- Circled: "to the map"

Thus, the final boxed answer is:
\boxed{\text{See the circled prepositional phrases above.}}