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Sara Saad Posted 12 years ago
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I have a question , what the difference between an prepositional arrangement And an introductory phrase ?
In my book there is a question it says : a little further down the beach is an example of prepositional arrangement or introductory phrase ?
I have a question , what the difference between an prepositional arrangement And an introductory phrase ?
In my book there is a question it says : a little further down the beach is an example of prepositional arrangement or introductory phrase ?
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" I suppose they mean a phrase that includes a preposition and its complement. An introductory phrase (or clause) comes at the beginning of a sentence. It can be a clause, reduced clause, or prepositional phrase.
- " I suppose they mean a phrase that includes a preposition and its complement.
- An introductory phrase (or clause) comes at the beginning of a sentence.
- It can be a clause, reduced clause, or prepositional phrase.
- Running as fast as she could, Jane burst out of her burning house.
- In the deep dark mists of time, long before the code of Hammurabi, there lived a mighty queen named Sheba.
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I have never heard the term "prepositional arrangement." I suppose they mean a phrase that includes a preposition and its complement.
An introductory phrase (or clause) comes at the beginning of a sentence. It can be a clause, reduced clause, or prepositional phrase.
Running as fast as she could, Jane burst out of her burning house
An introductory phrase (or clause) comes at the beginning of a sentence. It can be a clause, reduced clause, or prepositional phrase.
Running as fast as she could, Jane burst out of her burning house
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