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Fire1 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

A prepositional phrase modifying a verb or infinitive

1. I want you in my office immediately.

2. They wanted to have me on the team.

I think that in both sentences, "in my office" modifies "want", and "on the team" modifies "to have".

Am I right?

  

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Prepositional phrases can be adverbial, or noun modifiers. The ones in your sentences are adverbials.

  • Prepositional phrases can be adverbial, or noun modifiers.
  • The ones in your sentences are adverbials.
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Prepositional phrases can be adverbial, or noun modifiers. The ones in your sentences are adverbials.

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