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Understanding Prepositional Phrases in English Sentences

This chapter focuses on the structure and common errors associated with prepositional phrases (PPs) in English. It differentiates between clauses and PPs, providing examples that highlight common pitfalls, such as using the wrong preposition or confusing phrasal verbs with PPs. Essential guidelines are offered to ensure clarity in sentence construction, such as the necessity of connectors in clauses. Clear examples help illustrate these concepts, aiding learners in mastering the use of prepositional phrases to enhance their writing skills and comprehension.

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Understanding Prepositional Phrases in English Sentences

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  1. Prepositional Phrases Chapter 10

  2. Prepositional Phrases • Scientists state that the continents have shifted throughout the lifespan of the earth. • Do not confuse a clause with a PP • He went straight home after he finished work. • He went straight home after work. • Do not confuse a phrasal verb with a PP • I got over last night’s ordeal. • I got over that wall.

  3. Common Prepositional Phrase Related Errors • What is WRONG with each of the following sentences? • Wrong preposition • They swam on the lake. • A clause/phrase without a connector may appear instead of a PP • The turn of the century, the first art galleries and museums were built. • It was around the turn of the century, the first art galleries and museums were built. • Remember  Subject of a sentence CANNOT be the Object of a Preposition • With much help finished the task.

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