The sentence that has <span>an adverb prepositional phrase </span>is: Amelia Earhart was born in Kansas in 1897.
a prepositional phrase<span> is categorized BY lacks either a verb or a subject, as a whole part of it sentence. It normally consists of a </span>preposition and a noun or a preposition<span> (such as in, at , or on, ) and a pronoun</span>
I believe the correct answer would be the sentence
"What did you cook for dinner yesterday?"
second person refers to the person being spoken to.
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According to me the right answer is no. 3
The correct option is C). Since. Since can be used as the concise alternative for the phrase: due to the fact that.
<h3>What other concise alternative can be used for the phrase: due to the fact that?</h3>
The phrase 'due to the fact that' can usually be replaced by the concise word "because".
For example- 'The picnic was cancelled due to the fact that it was raining.' Instead of using the complete phrase due to the fact that- it can be stated as 'The picnic was cancelled because it was raining.'
Here, Since can also be used as since is also used sometimes in place of because.
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