Find the prepositional phrases in the sentences. If there are two phrases in a sentence separate them by a slash /.

At the beginning of the story, the Professor watches three neighborhood children. 

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Find the prepositional phrases in the sentences. If there are two phrases in a sentence separate them by a slash /.

The Clydesdale grazing near the fence is my favorite.

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Find the prepositional phrases in the sentences. If there are two phrases in a sentence separate them by a slash /.

Our neighbors moved to Texas yesterday, and we already miss them. 

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The top of her bridal gown was embroidered with lace. 

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6. The house on the corner is the oldest house on the block. 

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7. The children were playing in the storage yard behind the store.

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8. She looked for her keys for hours. 

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9. The hollow in the tree makes a perfect vault for hidden treasures. 

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10. Over the river and through the woods was the route we took. 

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