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    A prepositional phrase is defined as a preposition followed by a noun phrase. It can function as an adjective phrase by modifying a noun either before or after it, or as a predicative adjective phrase. It can also function as an adverbial to modify a verb, including to indicate manner, place, source, or time. Examples are provided such as "drank with fervor" and "learning in the classroom."

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    A prepositional phrase is defined as a preposition followed by a noun phrase. It can function as an adjective phrase by modifying a noun either before or after it, or as a predicative adjective phrase. It can also function as an adverbial to modify a verb, including to indicate manner, place, source, or time. Examples are provided such as "drank with fervor" and "learning in the classroom."

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    A prepositional phrase is defined as a preposition followed by a noun phrase. It can function as an adjective phrase by modifying a noun either before or after it, or as a predicative adjective phrase. It can also function as an adverbial to modify a verb, including to indicate manner, place, source, or time. Examples are provided such as "drank with fervor" and "learning in the classroom."

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    Prepositional Phrase

    A. Definition/Concept: Prep + Noun Phrase = Prepositional Phrase

    B. Functions.
    1. Adjective phrase
    a. Pre-modifier: On-duty person
    b. Post-modifier: Person on duty
    c. Predicative APh.?

    2. Adverbials
    a. Verb modifier
     Harry drank his butterbeer with fervor.
     Harry peeled a manggo with a knife.
     I am flying from the moon
     Bagas is learning in the classroom.
     Bagas ate something from the kitchen. X
     Bagas ate something from the refrigerator. X
     Bagas ate something in the kitchen

    b. xxx

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