Prepositional Phrases

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Prepositional phrases in: 'Beyond a doubt, the camel is one of the strangest domesticated animals.'

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2

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Prepositional phrase in: 'The tamales at this restaurant are delicious.'

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tamales

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Prepositional phrases in: 'The camel does not always express affection for humans.'

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1

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Prepositional phrase modifies: Students should buy their school supplies at the school store.

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should buy

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Identify the prepositional phrase: A camel with a grievance will often spit and bite.

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with a grievance

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Prepositional phrases in: 'The average camel can carry almost four hundred pounds on its back without showing signs of tiring.'

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3

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Identify the prepositional phrase: The book was based on the actual event.

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on the actual event

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Prepositional phrase in: 'Pam writes with her left hand.'

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how

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Prepositional phrases in: 'If the owner goes beyond the limit by even a small amount, the camel will suddenly collapse under the load from the strain.'

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4

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Identify the prepositional phrase: The crops began to wither because of the drought.

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because of the drought