Nouns:
* The book on the table is mine. (modifies "book")
* The woman with the red hat is my aunt. (modifies "woman")
* The house at the end of the street is for sale. (modifies "house")
Pronouns:
* I went to the store with my friend. (modifies "I")
* He is the one with the blue shirt. (modifies "he")
* They took the dog for a walk. (modifies "they")
Verbs:
* She walked through the park. (modifies "walked")
* The cat jumped onto the counter. (modifies "jumped")
* I will be leaving in the morning. (modifies "leaving")
Adjectives:
* He is proud of his accomplishments. (modifies "proud")
* The dog is tired from playing. (modifies "tired")
* She is interested in art. (modifies "interested")
Adverbs:
* He walked quickly down the street. (modifies "quickly")
* The plane flew over the mountains. (modifies "over")
* She sang with enthusiasm. (modifies "with enthusiasm")
Remember: A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition followed by its object (a noun or pronoun). The object can be modified by other words, such as adjectives or adverbs.