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Sentences with Prepositional Phrases, 10 Worksheets

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Identify the Preposition: students circle the preposition in 10 sentences such as The cat is under the bed
Opening check on spotting single preposition words
Prepositional phrase practice: students underline the whole phrase in 11 sentences like The dog slept under the porch
Next step after single words: marking the full phrase
Sentence completion: students add their own prepositional phrase to 11 sentence starters such as She sat and He walked
Open-ended writing task; answers will vary
Preposition choice: students fill each blank with the better of two options, such as under or between, in 11 sentences
Quick practice choosing the preposition that fits meaning
Object of the preposition: students circle the noun each preposition points to in 11 sentences like The gift is in the box
Builds on phrase work by isolating the object noun
Adjective phrases: students underline the prepositional phrase and write Adj if it describes a noun in 11 sentences
Mini-lesson follow-up on phrases that modify nouns
Adverb phrases: students underline the prepositional phrase and write Adv if it describes a verb in 11 sentences
Pair with the Adj page to contrast how phrases modify
Mixed Identification: students underline each prepositional phrase and label it Adj or Adv across 11 mixed sentences
Review or quick assessment once both phrase types are taught
Correct the Sentence: students supply the missing preposition in 11 sentences such as He went ___ school
Editing practice; good as a bell-ringer
Write Your Own: students compose an original sentence for each of 11 prepositions, from on and under to before and with
Wrap-up writing task to apply the whole unit
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Introduction

This set of 10 worksheets provides students with clear, step-by-step practice in using prepositions and prepositional phrases. The activities progress from identifying single prepositions to using full prepositional phrases as adjectives and adverbs in sentences.

Each page focuses on a single skill, accompanied by 11 short examples to reinforce understanding. Students identify, complete, correct, and create sentences using prepositions, which helps improve their grammar, sentence structure, and overall writing fluency.

Ideal for upper elementary, middle school, or ESL learners, these worksheets can be used for classwork, homework, small groups, or grammar review.

What’s Included:

10 printable grammar worksheets

Preposition identification, completion, and correction activities

Practice with prepositional phrases as adjectives and adverbs

Grades / Ages:

Ideal for Grades 1–6

Implementation Format:

Perfect for grammar lessons, literacy centres, bell work, review activities, or homework assignments.

Answer Key:

Not included

File Type:

PDF (Non-editable)

Number of Pages:

10 pages total

License:

Paid product for personal or single-classroom use only

Tags to Use:

Prepositions worksheets, prepositional phrases, grammar practice, parts of speech, sentence structure, ESL grammar, writing skills, middle school ELA, grammar for upper elementary

1 Reviews

Abdelhakim Essakhi | February 26th 2026

This is a great resource

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