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Joseph A Posted 9 years ago
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Rode on to
Hello everyone,
What does the prepositional phrase "rode on to" mean in the following sentence?
- The law officers rode on to the nearby bay.
Kind regards,
JA
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Joseph A What does the prepositional phrase "rode on to" mean That is not a prepositional phrase. 'Rode' is a verb; 'on' is an adverb; 'to the nearby bay' is a prepositional phrase.
- Joseph A What does the prepositional phrase "rode on to" mean That is not a prepositional phrase.
- 'Rode' is a verb; 'on' is an adverb; 'to the nearby bay' is a prepositional phrase.
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Joseph AWhat does the prepositional phrase "rode on to" mean
That is not a prepositional phrase. 'Rode' is a verb; 'on' is an adverb; 'to the nearby bay' is a prepositional phrase.
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