Completers and Modifiers: Prepositional Phrase Modifiers

Application 7
	Instructions After each sentence below, in the space provided, write the prepositional phrase which answers the given question (in parentheses) about some other word in the sentence. Then write the word which the phrase modifies. Separate the prepositional phrase from the word it modifies with a comma and a space. Example: I'll take Aunt Betty around town. (Where?) around town, take She has interests like mine. (What kind?)
	She'll love the ice cream shop under the bridge. (Which one?)
	She lives so intensely on these trips. (When?)
	During the train ride, she hardly slept a wink. (When?)
	She was happily entertaining a homesick teenager from a small town.(Which one?)

CONTENTS MAIN PAGE 4.1 Writing 4.2 "(Subject + Verb) Whom or What?" 4.3 Words That Act as Completers 4.4 Recognizing the Difference 4.5 How Modifiers Work 4.6 Single Word Modifiers 4.7 Prepositional Phrase Modifiers 4.8 Combining Sentences 4.9 Review and Practice 4.10 Fun With Grammar 4.11 Return to Your Writing 4.12 Mastery Test