Term: Prepositional Phrases
Definition:
A prepositional phrase is the combination of a preposition and its complement:
She left early in order to get TO THE BANK
See Also: Particle
'Prepositional Phrases' - Related Links
Grammar Topic: Prepositions
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Glossary Entries
Quizzes
Beginner:
- Control
- Good + preposition
- In On At
- In, On & At
- Made of, from, in, with & by
- Prepositions of Location- At & In
- Prepositions of Time- In On At
- Prepositions- Location
- Prepositions- Time
- To & For
- To & For
Intermediate:
- About & Of
- Above & Over
- At the end, in the end, etc
- Beside & Besides
- By or Until?
- Except & Except For
- For & To
- Front & Back
- Of & From
- Prepositional Phrases
- Prepositions after Adjectives
- Prepositions after Adjectives 2
- Prepositions after Nouns
- Prepositions after Nouns 2
- Prepositions after Verbs
- Prepositions Mixed Types
- Prepositions with verbs
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