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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Prepostitions and Appositive
I need help. The question is to identify the prepositional phrases and the appositive phrases.
On the way to the train station, we saw a man walking a large, furry dog.
I want to answer that On the way to the train station is the prepositional phrase. If that is correct, then would furry dog be the appositive?
On the way to the train station, we saw a man walking a large, furry dog.
I want to answer that On the way to the train station is the prepositional phrase. If that is correct, then would furry dog be the appositive?
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Anonymous On the way to the train station is the prepositional phrase. Correct. Anonymous would furry dog be the appositive?
- Anonymous On the way to the train station is the prepositional phrase.
- Correct.
- Anonymous would furry dog be the appositive?
- No.
- There are no appositives in this sentence.
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AnonymousOn the way to the train station is the prepositional phrase.Correct.
Anonymouswould furry dog be the appositive?No. There are no appositives in this sentence.
CJ
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OK, thank you. I am trying to correct a test to turn back in. I had it as 'On the way to the train station is the prepositional phrase with no appositive and it was marked wrong. I guess I will make a note to the teacher. Thanks!
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Anonymous'On the way to the train stationActually there are two prepositional phrases here.
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