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A prepositional phrase can function as all of the following EXCEPT…

A. an adjective
B. an adverb
C. a noun
D. a verb ✓
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Jun 3, 2026

“The flight from Dubai has been delayed.” The prepositional phrase “from Dubai” modifies…

A. flight ✓
B. has been delayed
C. The entire sentence
D. has been
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Jun 3, 2026

Which sentence uses a prepositional phrase as a subject? (This is a rare, stylistic use).

A. Under the bridge is a dangerous place to be at night. ✓
B. He lives under the bridge.
C. Under the bridge lived a troll.
D. The troll lived under the bridge.
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“She succeeded in spite of the difficulties.” The italicized phrase is a…

A. Simple prepositional phrase
B. Complex prepositional phrase ✓
C. Participle phrase
D. Gerund phrase
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Jun 3, 2026

Identify the sentence with an error in prepositional phrase usage.

A. He is good at mathematics.
B. She is angry on me. ✓
C. They are interested in politics.
D. I am proud of my team.
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In “The man with the red hat is my uncle,” the prepositional phrase functions as…

A. an adjective phrase ✓
B. an adverb phrase of manner
C. a noun phrase
D. an appositive
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In “The cat is sleeping under the warm blanket,” the prepositional phrase functions as…

A. an adjective phrase
B. an adverb phrase of place ✓
C. a noun phrase
D. a verb phrase
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A prepositional phrase always begins with a preposition and ends with a(n)…

A. verb
B. adjective
C. adverb
D. noun or pronoun (the object) ✓
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Jun 3, 2026

“By this time tomorrow, we will have reached our destination.” The verb phrase is in the…

A. Future simple tense
B. Future continuous tense
C. Future perfect tense ✓
D. Future perfect continuous tense
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Jun 3, 2026

Which verb phrase is grammatically incorrect for a formal context?

A. could have been
B. should of gone ✓
C. might have seen
D. must have been
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