Prepositional Phrase | How to Identify Prepositional Phrase | Usage | Exercise | Part 4

In this video, we will learn all about Prepositional Phrase.

What is an Prepositional Phrase?
An Prepositional Phrase is made of two words. Prepositional + Phrase.
And it acts as an Adverb, Adjective or Noun in the sentence.

The structure of Prepositions is like this:
Preposition + Modifiers + Object.

The three ways in which a prepositional phrase is used.
1. Prepositional Phrase as an Adverb
2. Prepositional Phrase as an Adjective
3. Prepositional Phrase as a Noun

Prepositional phrases provide additional information about a noun or pronoun in a sentence,
typically by describing its location, direction, time, manner, or reason.

Exercise:
The cat is on the roof.
She went to the store to buy some milk.
After the storm, we went outside to see the damage.

Answers:
1. 'on the roof' - As an Adverb Phrase.
2. 'to the store', 'to buy some milk' - As an Adverb.
3. 'After the storm' - As an Adverb.

Please watch the entire video to learn the concepts properly.

Important Grammar and Writing PlayList:

Noun Phrase | Part 1

Adjective Phrase | Part 2

Adverb Phrase | Part 3

Types of Phrases | Five Types | What is a Phrase? | English Grammar

Phrases vs Clauses | Independent Clauses | Dependent Clauses | English Grammar

What is Gerund | Why to use Gerund | When to use Gerund | Verbal Noun

Non Finite Verbs | Infinitives | Bare Infinitives | When to Use?

Determiners:

Noun Clause | Part 1:

Adjective Clause | Part 2:

Adverb Clause | Part 3:

Types of Adverb Clause | Part 4:

All about Clauses:

Grammar Basics | Sentences

Synthesis into Simple Sentences| Part 1

Synthesis into Compound Sentences| Part 2

Convert Simple to Compound Sentence | Part 1 | Transformation of Sentences

Convert Compound to Simple Sentence | Part 2 | Transformation of Sentences

Types of Sentences | Four Types | Based on Structure:

Infinitive Verb:

Participle:

Preposition:

Writing Skills
Grammar Basics | Parts of Speech
Active Passive Voice | English Grammar
Grammar Basics | Sentences
Direct Indirect Speech | Advance Grammar
Important Grammar Lessons
Articles In English
Figure of Speech
Exam Preparation Tips
Subject Verb Agreement
Modifiers
Modal Verbs
Vocabulary Lessons

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[Paradise_voyage]

1- on the roof (adverb phrase)
2- to the store (adverb phrase)
3- after the Strom (noun phrase)

[tariqspeaks]

1. On the roof(adverb phrase)
2. to the store(adverb phrase)
to buy some milk(adverb phrase of reason)
3.after the storm(adverb phrase) to see the damage ( adverb phrase of reason)

[nancyalthaf]

1. On the roof 2. To the store to buy some milk 3. To see the damage

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[UmarFarooq-wscn]

Sir in this sentence
Aashita is an excellent teacher.
An excellent teacher should be adjective phrase as it is describing the noun aashita.
Please explain.

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[rhr]

if "to buy some milk" is a prep phrase then why "to see the damage" isnt?

[muhammadansar]

All questions at the end are the example of adverbial phrase

[jdelwsd]

"on the Roof" is showing location
"To the store " Is showing direction

Sir tell me what is showing third one

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[begqtqb]

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Can you tell something about present perfect.

[amitavabose-]

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[UmarFarooq-wscn]

Sir make a video of difference between noun and adjective phrase.
As in your noun phrase video.
The yellow house is for sale. In this sentence the yellow house is noun phrase.

In your adjective phrase video.
I loved your new pink dress. In this sentence new pink dress is adjective phrase.
How?

[mujahidchanna]

It means adverb phrase and prepositional phrase have no difference!

[rashmiyadav]

Can anyone comment the correct answer plz