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Aubreyrose36 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Grammer

please Define when it is ok to use a prepositional phrase and when you should not use a prepositional phrase.

  

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Only use a prepositional phrase when one is necessary in the context. Note that there is no e in 'grammar'.

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  • Only use a prepositional phrase when one is necessary in the context.
  • Note that there is no e in 'grammar'.
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Only use a prepositional phrase when one is necessary in the context.

Note that there is no e in 'grammar'.

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What kind of rule were you thinking of?

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aubreyrose36

Please define explain when it is OK to use a prepositional phrase and when you should not use a prepositional phrase.

As shown.

Provided it is not an ungrammatical prepositional phrase, and provided it occurs

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