1. Sentences with a prepositional phrase.

a) adverbial:

1. Our group ran out of the university building when the air alarm rang.

b) adjectival:

2. This girl in a pink t-shirt is my little sister, she will stay with us this weekend.

2. Sentences with an infinitive phrase.

a) adjective:

3. The only way to become a high-qualified expert is to study and practice all the time.

b) adverb:

4. We went to the supermarket to buy some food for our picnic.

3. Sentences with a gerund phrase.

a) subject:

5. Learning texts is a useful way of improving your memory.

b) object:

6. When I have spare time on my hands I enjoy meeting with my friends.

4. Sentences with a participle phrase.

a) present participle:

7. I love to work sitting alone when no one interrupts me.

b) past participle:

8. Confused by the poor service, I wrote a negative review about that restaurant.

5. Sentences with an appositive phrase.

a) noun:

9. Jack, the best student in our group, graduated from the university with a red diploma.

b) pronoun:

10. Mr. Brown, my teacher, has his own business and teaches economics at our university.