Question

i need some help with Prepositional Phrases, Appositives, and Appositive. anyone please help me

Answer 1

1.
Some youngsters under the age of four are learning gymnastics skills. (under lined words are under the age of four)

adverbial
adjectival

2.
Their instructors encourage them with words of praise. (with words)

adverbial
adjectival

3.
The older siblings of these young children are often found on the high bars. (of these young children)

adverbial
adjectival

4.
They gather momentum and swing from one bar to the next. ( to the next)

adverbial
adjectival

For questions 5–8, identify the underlined phrases as appositive or prepositional.
5.
Seaweed sometimes grows to 200 feet.
(to 200 feet)

appositive
prepositional

6.
In February, Jonathan decided to send in his application. (in febuary)

appositive
prepositional

7.
Joan, my oldest aunt, was an Olympic swimmer and a distance runner.
(my oldest aunt)

appositive
prepositional

8.
The president studied the list of possible candidates.
(of possible candidates)

appositive
prepositional

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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