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A preposition always introduces a prepositional phrase.
A propositional phrase is a group of words that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun (or pronoun). The noun
or pronoun following the proposition is called the object of the proposition.
Some propositional phrases contain just two words—the proposition and its object (“on earth”). Others are longer
because they contain modifiers (“under the hot sun”). IT DOES NOT CONTAIN A SUBJECT OR A VERB.
Examples:
from the solar system
In place of the old, broken antenna
A preposition always introduces a prepositional phrase.
A propositional phrase is a group of words that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun (or pronoun). The noun
or pronoun following the proposition is called the object of the proposition.
Some propositional phrases contain just two words—the proposition and its object (“on earth”). Others are longer
because they contain modifiers (“under the hot sun”). IT DOES NOT CONTAIN A SUBJECT OR A VERB.
Examples:
from the solar system
In place of the old, broken antenna
A preposition always introduces a prepositional phrase.
A propositional phrase is a group of words that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun (or pronoun). The noun
or pronoun following the proposition is called the object of the proposition.
Some propositional phrases contain just two words—the proposition and its object (“on earth”). Others are longer
because they contain modifiers (“under the hot sun”). IT DOES NOT CONTAIN A SUBJECT OR A VERB.
Examples:
from the solar system
In place of the old, broken antenna
A preposition always introduces a prepositional phrase.
A propositional phrase is a group of words that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun (or pronoun). The noun
or pronoun following the proposition is called the object of the proposition.
Some propositional phrases contain just two words—the proposition and its object (“on earth”). Others are longer
because they contain modifiers (“under the hot sun”). IT DOES NOT CONTAIN A SUBJECT OR A VERB.
Examples:
from the solar system
In place of the old, broken antenna
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