| about | before | except | toward |
| above | behind | for | under |
| aboard | below | from | underneath |
| across | beneath | in | until |
| after | beside | into | up |
| against | between | of | upon |
| along | betwixt | on | with |
| amid | beyond | over | within |
| amidst | but (except) | past | without |
| among | by | through | to the extent of |
| around | concerning | throughout | from under |
| athwart | down | till | according to |
| at | during | to | except for |
Write three sentences containing prepositional adjective phrases.
Prepositional adverbial phrases may express the following ideas:
Time, telling when something happened.
Place, telling where something happened.
Manner, telling how something happened.
Means, telling how something happened.
Cause or purpose, telling why something happened.
Degree, telling how long something lasted; how far it went; how much it cost, etc.
Agent, telling by whom it was done.
Accompaniment, telling with whom it was done.
Write a sentence containing a prepositional phrase telling:
| 1. when | 6. how far |
| 2. where | 7. how much |
| 3. why | 8. by whom |
| 4. in what way | 9. with whom |
| 5. how long | 10. by what means |
Exercise 70
Name all the prepositional phrases in [Exercise 179], explaining whether they are adjective or adverbial.