Prepositional Phrases with "Volcano Watchers"

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Purpose of a prepositional phrase?

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Tells where objects are located in space or time.

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Prepositional phrase in: 'Less than two months later, disaster struck again.'

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Less than two months later.

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Prepositional phrase in: 'Our knowledge in this field is not complete.'

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in this field

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Identify the prepositional phrase: He radioed the pair to get out as soon as possible.

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as soon as possible.

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Prepositional phrase in: 'The eruption came at 1:40 P.M.'

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at 1:40 P.M.

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Identify the prepositional phrase: "I saw one of the Colombians get crushed by a [block of hot rock]."

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by a [block of hot rock]

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Prepositional phrase in: 'In 1991, they predicted the time and size of the Mount Pinatubo explosion in the Philippines.'

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In 1991

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Prepositional phrase in red: 'Less than two months later', disaster struck again.

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It tells where an object is in time.

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Prepositional phrase in red: 'in the Philippines.'

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Tells where an object is in space.

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Prepositional phrase in red: 'Like all good volcano watchers,'

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Tells about a logical relationship.