Question

@Whitemonsterbunny17


(1) Lionel recently moved to the east side of town. (2) He lives by a great little pizza place. (3) We
ate lunch at the pizza place last Saturday. (4) After we finished lunch, we went into the little shops
across the street. (5) There is a lot to do in Lionel’s new neighborhood.

Read this sentence:

We ate lunch at the pizza place last Saturday.

What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?

we ate lunch

last Saturday

pizza place

at the pizza place

Answer 1

I think it is "at the pizza place".

Answer 2

Because "at" is a preposition, and "at the pizza place" is the rest of the prepositional phrase.

Answer 3

hmm?

Answer 4

What are you still confused about?

Answer 5

nothing..got it haha

Answer 6

Okay. :p

Answer 7

How many prepositional phrases are in this sentence?

After we finished lunch, we went into the little shops across the street.

1

2

3

4

Answer 8

a preposition is what?

Answer 9

like after?

Answer 10

Please post that question in a separate thread, and I will help. (:

Answer 11

wait

Answer 12

are there three prepositions here?

Answer 13

A preposition is a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause

Answer 14

are there three prepositions here

Answer 15

...

Answer 16

"after" "into" and "across"

Answer 17

Yes. (:

Answer 18

ok ty

Answer 19

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