Preposition at the beginning of a sentence
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This document discusses common prepositions and prepositional phrases. It provides examples of prepositional phrases that describe time such as "by noon" and "after soccer". A correct prepositional phrase must include a preposition and have a comma if it comes before the main clause.
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Preposition at the beginning of a sentence
- 2. Most common prepositions • 2. Descriptions of proportional phases
- 4. This is the prepositional phrase because it describes when
- 5. “to the store” is the prepositional because it is where the car went.
- 9. 3. Exercise • After soccer, we go out for pizza
- 11. By noon, all of the runners should be finished It is correct because
- 12. By noon, all of the runners should be finished It is correct because • It has a comma
- 13. • By noon, all of the runners should be finished It is correct because • It has a comma • the Prepositional phrase describes when the runners will finish