Question

sommeone please helpp .
What is an introductory prepositional phrase?

Answer 1

A. a prepositional phrase in an introduction
B. a prepositional phrase that introduces a character
C. a prepositional phrase that starts a paragraph
D. a prepositional phrase that begins a sentence

Answer 2

An introductory prepositional phrase would be a prepositional phrase used in the beginning of a sentence. For example: In the kitchen, Anne cut up the fruit. In the kitchen is a prepositional phrase used in the beginning of the sentence. I hope that helps!

Answer 3

so it would be d or a than ? it makes since but the answers they gave me confuse me confuse me a little

Answer 4

That would be an example of D I think. "A" would be, from my understanding, a prepositional phrase used in the introduction of a paper; "B" somehow introduces a character - I'm a little foggy on that; "C" would be a prepositional phrase at the beginning of a paragraph - my guess would be kind of like in a sentence that I used as an example earlier.

Answer 5

okayy thank you

Answer 6

I hope this helped you!! Sorry if it didn't!