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WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES?

• ADJECTIVAL PHRASES AND NOUN PHRASES

• ADJECTIVAL PHRASES AND ADVERBS PHRASES

• ADJECTIVAL PHRASES AND DEMOSTRATIVES PRONOUNS

PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES MODIFIES:

• NOUNS AND ADJECTIVE

• NOUND AND ARTICLES

• NOUNS AND VERBS

Which of the following sentences does the prepositional phrase act as a noun?

• On a boat is where I want to be.

• They first met at a party.

• Would you like to come with me please?

• They've moved far into the country.

I love to take my truck...

• into take

• off the road

• at the road

The tiger crept ...

• in the crept over

• behid the grass

• over the grass

what is a noun?

• An area of knowledge studied at school or university

• The person or thing that is affected by the action of a verb

• A word that refers to a person, place, object, etc.

A word used instead of a noun that has usually already been talked about

• pronoun

• verb

• noun

• object