Prepositional PhrasesPrepositional Phrases

Begin with a preposition; end with Begin with a preposition; end with a noun or pronouna noun or pronoun

Things get pretty crazy at DCHS around Things get pretty crazy at DCHS around Spirit Week time.Spirit Week time.

Behind her quiet demeanor, Brittany is Behind her quiet demeanor, Brittany is really wild and crazy. (just teasingreally wild and crazy. (just teasing))

A winter storm with ice and snow hit A winter storm with ice and snow hit Owensboro, Daviess County last February.Owensboro, Daviess County last February.

Phillip lives in Philpot, KY in the eastern Phillip lives in Philpot, KY in the eastern part of Daviess County.part of Daviess County.

Mrs. Payne’s children go to school at Mary Mrs. Payne’s children go to school at Mary Carrico Memorial School.Carrico Memorial School.

Several faculty members dressed Several faculty members dressed as superheroes and villains for the as superheroes and villains for the

2005 Magazine Drive.2005 Magazine Drive.

Ethan and Keith pose at Holiday Ethan and Keith pose at Holiday World.World.

Try to write a sentence with a Try to write a sentence with a prepositional phrase for this picture.prepositional phrase for this picture.

Try one for this one…Try one for this one…

And this And this one.one.

One more…One more…