Which sentence uses a prepositional phrase correctly?

When she had time, Cassie assisted with feeding and caring for the cats at the vet's office.

Many caged cats just wanted Cassie to hold them closely and pet them in really bad shape.

Beyond the really sick cats, some of the cats wanted to play more than other, sick ones.

Besides needing food and water, Cassie was not allowed to play or handle brand-new kittens.

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Which sentence uses a prepositional phrase correctly?

When she had time, Cassie assisted with feeding and caring for the cats at the vet's office.

Many caged cats just wanted Cassie to hold them closely and pet them in really bad shape.

Beyond the really sick cats, some of the cats wanted to play more than other, sick ones.

Besides needing food and water, Cassie was not allowed to play or handle brand-new kittens.

anonymous · Answer

The answer is C

anonymous · Answer

Hmm, I thought it way A. Thanks!

anonymous · Answer

No problem, keep in mind that prepositional phrases gives you a direction or position