Sentences Test 11

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Question 1
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Identify the phrase(s) in the following sentence:
That politician is a man of great wealth.

A
that politician is a man of great

B
is a man

C
great wealth

D
of great wealth

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option D will justify all the above rules. 'Of great wealth' is a prepositional phrase as 'of' is the preposition and 'wealth' is the object.
Options A, B and C are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option D is the correct answer.
Question 2
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Identify the phrase(s) in the following sentence:
Olive lived in the middle of a playground.

A
Olive lived

B
in the middle

C
playground

D
Olive lived in the middle

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option B will justify all the above rules. 'In the middle' is a prepositional phrase as 'in the middle' is the preposition and 'playground' is the object.
Options A, C and D are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option B is the correct answer.
Question 3
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Identify the prepositional phrase(s) in the following sentence:
He plans to get a promotion at that workplace.

A
He plans

B
a promotion

C
at that workplace.

D
He plans to get a promotion

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option C will justify all the above rules. 'At that workplace' is a prepositional phrase as 'at' is the preposition and 'workplace' is the object.
Options A, B and D are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option C is the correct answer.
Question 4
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Identify the phrase(s) in the following sentence:
The king fought the war in a brave manner.

A
The king fought

B
The king fought the war

C
in a brave manner

D
brave manner

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option C will justify all the above rules. 'In a brave manner' is a prepositional phrase as 'in' is the preposition and 'manner' is the object.
Options A, B and D are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option C is the correct answer.
Question 5
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Identify the phrase(s) in the following sentence:
That bird flew in a swift manner.

A
That bird flew

B
bird flew

C
in a swift manner.

D
swift manner

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option C will justify all the above rules. 'In a swift manner' is a prepositional phrase as 'in' is the preposition and 'manner' is the object.
Options A, B and D are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option C is the correct answer.
Question 6
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Identify the phrases in the given sentence:
Only a man with plenty of money can buy a bike of such beauty.

A
with plenty of money

B
Only a man

C
of such beauty

D
money can buy

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option C will justify all the above rules. 'Of such beauty' is a prepositional phrase as 'of' is the preposition and 'beauty' is the object.
Options A, B and D are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option C is the correct answer.
Question 7
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Choose the option containing phrases from the given sentence:
I met a boy with red hair in Amsterdam.

A
I met

B
I met a boy

C
with red hair

D
Amsterdam

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option C will justify all the above rules. 'With red hair' is a prepositional phrase as 'with' is the preposition and 'hair' is the object.
Options A, B and D are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option C is the correct answer.
Question 8
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Identify the phrase(s) in the following sentence:
He is a man of very considerable renown.

A
He is a man

B
of very considerable renown.

C
man of very

D
considerable renown.

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option B will justify all the above rules. 'Of very considerable renown' is a prepositional phrase as 'of' is the preposition and 'considerable renown' is the object.
Options A, C and D are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option B is the correct answer.
Question 9
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Identify the phrase(s) in the following sentence:
These men belong to tribe dwelling in the hills.

A
These men

B
in the hills.

C
tribe dwelling

D
These men belong

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option B will justify all the above rules. 'In the hills' is a prepositional phrase as 'in' is the preposition and 'hills' is the object.
Options A, C and D are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option B is the correct answer.
Question 10
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Identify the phrases in the given sentence:
Horses like staying in dark places.

A
Horses like staying

B
like staying

C
Horses like

D
in dark places.

Solution

Prepositional phrases are a group of words containing preposition which lacks either a verb or a subject. Such phrases always have two basic parts: object and preposition. Prepositions are mostly followed by objects.
Using option D will justify all the above rules. 'In dark places' is a prepositional phrase as 'in' is the preposition and 'places' is the object.
Options A, B and C are not prepositional phrases.
Thus, option D is the correct answer.

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Question 1

that politician is a man of great

is a man

great wealth

of great wealth

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Question 2

Olive lived

in the middle

playground

Olive lived in the middle

Solution

Question 3

He plans

a promotion

at that workplace.

He plans to get a promotion

Solution

Question 4

The king fought

The king fought the war

in a brave manner

brave manner

Solution

Question 5

That bird flew

bird flew

in a swift manner.

swift manner

Solution

Question 6

with plenty of money

Only a man

of such beauty

money can buy

Solution

Question 7

I met

I met a boy

with red hair

Amsterdam

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Question 8

He is a man

of very considerable renown.

man of very

considerable renown.

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Question 9

These men

in the hills.

tribe dwelling

These men belong

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Question 10

Horses like staying

like staying

Horses like

in dark places.

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