In each of the given sentences, underline all prepositional phrases once. Then, in each phrase, underline each object of the preposition twice. Fifteen inches of snow fell in some parts of the state last night.

Underline the appositive phrases in the given sentences.

Looking over his truck, Jett decided to add two things, a step and a grab bar by each door.

In each of the given sentences, underline each participial or absolute phrase once and the word or words that it modifies twice.

Gary and Felix, tossing a football back and forth, talked about the upcoming game.

In each of the given sentences, underline the prepositional phrase or phrases. Then, identify each as an adjective phrase (ADJ) or an adverb phrase (ADV). Finally, draw an arrow from each phrase to the word it modifies. Frequently, he would send poems to American magazines.

Underline the adjective phrases in the given sentences. The sun cannot produce all this energy forever; it will eventually use up the hydrogen atoms in its core.

Above each underlined word group in the given sentences, write P if the word group is a phrase or NP if the word group is not a phrase. $\underline{After\ seeing\ a\ movie}$, Ryan decided to read the book.