DWLDaily Written Language

October 3rd – 7th

Put the date! Copy these notes in your DWL section.

Prepositional PhrasesA word that ends a prepositional phrase (du-du-du) may be a noun (person, place, or thing) or a pronoun (him, her, me, them,

us). This word is called the object of a preposition.

Finish each sentence with an object of a preposition.

1.Lina is friends with ___________.2.Lina delivers messages throughout the ______.

1. His sister was standing on her head.2. I am leaving with Kim and Alex.3. My father is going to Austin or

Dallas.4. We spoke with the principal.

1. Has Ted eaten at that restaurant?2. My friends went to a movie after

school.3. They leaned against the lockers.4. We ran with the puppies.

1. _________ fell over some _____________.2. _________ hang(s) out with my ________

after ___________________.

Cross out any prepositional phrases. Underline the subject once and the verb twice. Label the O.P.

3. Nicky ran with her teammate.4. After lunch, the ferry goes around the

lake. 5. The subway winds through the city.

Fill in an appropriate subject of the sentence. Write an appropriate object of the preposition (OP) in each space. Circle the prepositional phrase.

Finish the sentence with a prepositionalphrase. Cross out the object of the

preposition.

1. They went __________________.

2. Sherry is leaving _______________.

3. Has Ron studied _________________?