The Object of the Preposition. Prepositions often begin. To complete. the phrase, the preposition usually teams up with a noun. Here are some examples At noon. At preposition. Behind them. Behind preposition. Without sneezing. Without preposition. The object of the preposition will often have. At the kitchen counter. Identifying+Infinitive+Phrases.jpg' alt='Infinitive Phrase Game' title='Infinitive Phrase Game' />At preposition. Between us only. Between preposition. Without completely finishing. Without preposition. Infrequently, a clause will be the object of. In class today, we talked about. ADJECTIVE ENOUGH INFINITIVE CLAUSE Enough expresses that something is adequate, within what is desirable. The expression is complemented by an infinitive. Slender Man Game 1 Link. Basically, an infinitive verb is a verb with the word to in front of it. They can be used in many ways including as the subject of a sentence. Infinitive+Infinitive+Phrases.jpg' alt='Infinitive Phrase Game' title='Infinitive Phrase Game' />Mr. Duncan expects in our next research. About preposition. Mr. Duncan expects in our next research.