Adverbs and Prepositions

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Questions (5)

Where should an adverbial prepositional phrase be placed to make the meaning clear?A. as close to the noun as possible B. as
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2. asked anonymously
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1. They climb up the hill to the tower of London.2. He is climbing up the ladder. ------------- Is 'up' an adverb or a
1. 1 answer
2. asked by rfvv
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He never gets up before 9o'clock.In these sentence,Is never is the adverb? and Is before is the preposition?.What is the
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2. asked by Bayarbold
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I have to write 4 sentences using an adverb and 4 using a preposition. Could you please check? I will list the adverbs first.1.I
1. 4 answers
2. asked by Jim
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Be sure to bring your skates in before the rain starts.2.The boy clasped the money tightly in his hand. 3.What do you think
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2. asked by Hayley
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