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Zoltán Király Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

I took the photo in the rain forest, in Brazil.

Are both "in the rain forest" and "in Brazil" prepositional phrases? I think they are, and they function as adverbs. Right?

Do we need to separate them with comma if there are two prepositional phrases at the end of the sentence?
  

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Yes, they are both prepositional phrases functioning as adverbs. You don't need the comma.

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  • Yes, they are both prepositional phrases functioning as adverbs.
  • You don't need the comma.
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Yes, they are both prepositional phrases functioning as adverbs. You don't need the comma. Emotion: smile
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