Question

Which words make up the prepositional phrase in this sentence?

My dog sometimes digs large, deep holes among the bushes.


A. large,deep holes
B. my dog
C. sometimes digs
D. among the bushes

Answer 1

@ShadowLegendX

Answer 2

Do you know what prepositions are?

Answer 3

dewd a preposition is describing where something is in a matter of shorter words instead of being exact. so like next to or above would be prepostitions

Answer 4

so where in the sentence is it describing WHERE something might be?

Answer 5

D ?

Answer 6

yep :)

Answer 7

Yep!!!! You got it:)

Answer 8

@RyGuy so would this one be
D ?

Which words make up the prepositional phrase in this sentence?

Between the dry rocks scurried what I think was a small green lizard.









A.
scurried what







B.
a small green lizard







C.
I think was







D.
Between the dry rocks

Answer 9

thats right :)

Answer 10

So would this be C or D?




Which words make up the prepositional phrase in this sentence?

The foghorn across the bay sounded especially loud this morning.









A.
sounded especially loud







B.
this morning







C.
The foghorn







D.
across the bay

Answer 11

well the foghorn or "the" are not places in a short tense. that is using it in a specific term. if it is capitalized as a place, it is a noun. if it is less specific, like "over there" then it would be a preposition. so does that help at all?

Answer 12

yup so D? right

Answer 13

thats right :)

Answer 14

This is B correct??


Which words make up the prepositional phrase in this sentence?

Betsy or Janet, please hang the camping lantern from the iron hook.





A.
Betsy or Janet







B.
the camping lantern







C.
from the iron hook







D.
please hang

Answer 15

:O Giving Direct answers? :O *reports.

Answer 16

me? all i did was tell him what i thought

Answer 17

I'm just Kidding:)

Answer 18

-_-

Answer 19

can u tell me if im right

Answer 20

@YanaSidlinskiy

Answer 21

Which one?

Answer 22

the one i asked before you commented about direct answers

Answer 23

its c

Answer 24

k g2g poop

Answer 25

"from"

Answer 26

If you have your prepositions down, you should be able to do it. It's C, because. "from" is a preposition:)