Phrase' Review

Master phrase types: prepositional, verbal, and appositive. Practice identifying and classifying phrases.

Prepositional Phrases, Verbal Phrases, and Appositive Phrases Watch the video about the types of phrases we studied and complete the practice. Types of Phrases A. In each of the following sentences, write P if the word group is a phrase orNP if the word group is not a phrase. 1. The names of many arachnids have caused people to shudder in fear. P2. The black widow spider, for instance, is the most dangerous spider in the United States. P3. However, while the bite of a black widow can cause severe pain, it usually does not cause serious harm. NP4. Many people also fear tarantulas, but the bite of tarantulas found in the United States is no more dangerous than the sting of a bee. P5. Spiders, while they may look frightening, can be helpful because they eat harmful insects. NP B. Underline each prepositional phrase in the following sentences. Hint: Some sentencescontain more than one prepositional phrase. Example 1. What are the differences between moths and butterflies? C. Identify the Adjective Phrase in each of the following sentences.Example 1. People throughout Alaska are concerned with the issue of oil production and drilling. 1. Ecologists study relationships between living things and their environments.2. Ecologists worry that oil will have negative effects on Alaskan wildlife.3. In the future, more safeguards should be required for oil tankers.4. Some of the Alaskan people depend on oil for employment.5. Many Alaskans fear the loss of wildlife and natural resources.