Chapter 9 Notes on Prepositional Prases

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World Languages

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9th - 12th Grade

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Elisa Jennings

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What do all of these have in common?

The cat slept under the warm blanket all afternoon.
She placed the keys on the wooden table by the door.
In the middle of the night, the sound of thunder startled everyone awake.
They hiked through the dense forest to reach the hidden waterfall.
With a smile on his face, he handed her the beautifully wrapped gift.

Open Ended

What do all of those bolded words have in common?

Type response here

Take notes on page 5

Multiple Choice

What will always come after a preposition?

An adverb

An adjective

A verb

A noun or pronoun

Multiple Select

What questions might a prepositional phrase answer?

Why a verb occurs

Who a noun is

Where a verb occurs

When a verb occurs

Multiple Select

What cases will come after a preposition in LATIN

Nominative

Accusative

Ablative

Vocative

Multiple Select

Which prepositional phrases might include a noun in the accusative case?

through the dense forest

toward the finish line

beside the door

across the lake

Take notes on page 5

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Nuntius in villā est.

Nuntius

villā

est

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Nuntius in Italiam redīre vult.

Nuntius

Italiam

redīre

vult.

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Puellae in agros lentē ambulant.

Puellae

agros

lentē

ambulant

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Servi sub arboribus sedēre volunt.

Servi

sub

arboribus

sedēre

volunt

Multiple Select

Identify the words that are part of a prepositional phrase in the sentence below:

Nuntii ex urbe celeriter veniunt.

Nuntii

urbe

celeriter

veniunt

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