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Subject & Verb Prepositional Phrases English Grammar & Literacy Game Help Tips: - A prepositional phrase can be formed from a preposition and a noun or pronoun. Here are four examples: of the members, before a game, of us, before sunset. - As you can see from the following partial word list, there are many prepositions: at, by, of, to, for, in, on, up, down, with, without, about, into, toward, onto, from, until, during, before, after, inside, outside, near, past, through, below, since, beyond, beside, between ... - The subject of a sentence is the word that names what the sentence is about. - It is easier to find the subject and verb of a sentence if you delete prepositional phrases. Example: All of the geese flew over the lake. Subject = all , Verb = flew . - Refresh/Reload the web page to start over again. - The game can be played using the mouse by itself or using the keyboard by itself. - The score report automatically appears after you have made 10 choices. - The Grammar score is based on your choices only and does not count the parrot hits. - The Game score is reduced by the number of parrot hits. - If the game doesn't respond to keyboard input, click inside the game area to reset the game's focus. |
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