Read the sentence.

Toni’s father taught {at two schools}, Concordia College and University of Wisconsin–Madison.

How does the underlined phrase function in the sentence?

as an adverb prepositional phrase
as an appositive with nonessential information
as an adjective prepositional phrase
as an appositive with essential information

Question

Read the sentence.

Toni’s father taught {at two schools}, Concordia College and University of Wisconsin–Madison.

How does the underlined phrase function in the sentence?

as an adverb prepositional phrase
	as an appositive with nonessential information
	as an adjective prepositional phrase
	as an appositive with essential information

anonymous · Answer

whats underlined

anonymous · Answer

If {at two schools}  is underlined, it's an adverb prepositional phrase. It starts with "at" so it must be a prepositional phrase. It modifies "taught" which is a verb, so it is an adverb prepositional phrase.