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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Direct object

Can a prepositional phrase function as a direct object? if so, could you please provide me with an example?

  

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Anonymous Can a prepositional phrase function as a direct object? if so, could you please provide me with an example? Why would you think so if you do not have a possible example?

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  • Anonymous Can a prepositional phrase function as a direct object?
  • if so, could you please provide me with an example?
  • Why would you think so if you do not have a possible example?
  • Are you just idling speculating?
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AnonymousCan a prepositional phrase function as a direct object? if so, could you please provide me with an example?

Why would you think so if you do not have a possible example? Are you just idling speculating?

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Can a prepositional phrase function as a direct object? if so, could you please provide me with an example?

Yes, but rarely and usually denoting places or times:

[1] I must prevent under the desk from getting too dirty.

[2] I would recommend just above the front door.

[3] Would you cons

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