Prepositional phrase
Definition: A prepositional phrase is a group of words that is formed with a preposition and its object (noun, pronoun, gerund etc.) and works as an adjective or adverb in the sentence. Example: I work in a farm. Formation: Preposition + noun/ pronoun/gerund/nominal adjective – She studies in the arts group . Function: A prepositional phrase works as: An adjective to post modify nouns – The girl in red skirt is Mitu. An adverb to pre modify or post modify verbs – They came at the right time . In the evening , nocturnal animals begin to come out. In short, a prepositional phrase can be the adjective...