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Daily Written Language
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October 10 – 14
Monday, October
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Put the date! REMEMBER:
Prepositional Phrases
A word that ends a prepositional phrase may
be a noun (person, place, or thing) or a
pronoun (him, her, me, them, us). This word
is called the object of a preposition.
Finish each sentence with an object of a
preposition.
1. The boy will ride over the ___________.
2. Joe arrived at the party before
_____________.
3. We will meet at the ___________.
Tuesday, October 11th
Cross out any prepositional phrases.
Underline the subject once and the verb
phrase twice. Label each object of the
preposition with O.P. above it.
o.p.
Ex) Her dog is running beside the car.
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2.
3.
4.
My friends and I are jumping on the bed.
I will go party with Lana and Doug.
My sister is going to Vallarta or Cancun.
We had to hide behind the shed.
Wednesday, October 12th
Cross out any prepositional phrases. Underline
the subject once and the verb phrase twice.
Label each object of the preposition O.P.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Did Harry hide under the bridge?
My friends and family will go to the airport.
They studied with their friends.
Jim and Fred went hiking in the woods.