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noun (subject complement)
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She saw the man on the hill with a telescope.
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With a telescope, she saw the man on the hill.
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She saw the man who was on the hill using a telescope.
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The man on the hill was seen by her with a telescope.
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one prepositional phrase
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two prepositional phrases
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three prepositional phrases
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no prepositional phrases
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Having finished the homework, I went to play.
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Running for the bus, my bag fell.
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Built in the 19th century, the house is now a museum.
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Confused by the question, he asked for clarification.
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Exhausted from the long journey
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from the long journey
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essential (restrictive)
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non-essential (non-restrictive)
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He is good at mathematics.
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They are interested in politics.
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I am proud of my team.
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Simple prepositional phrase
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Complex prepositional phrase
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Under the bridge is a dangerous place to be at night.
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He lives under the bridge.
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Under the bridge lived a troll.
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The troll lived under the bridge.
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