Read the sentence below and answer the question. I waited until 7 o'clock, but my friends never showed up to see the movie. Whic
h of the following groups of words make up the prepositional phrase in the sentence above? until 7 o'clock but my friends never showed up to see the movie
<u><em>‘To see the movie’ </em></u><em>is the group of words which forms the prepositional phrase of the sentence. </em>
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<u>Explanation:</u>
This is because it includes the preposition ‘to’, the object ‘movie’ and the modifier of the object ‘see’. It helps in giving the description of the noun and the actions which needs to take place. The word "see" demonstrates that the noun "movie" is actionable to vision and thus needs to be seen.
Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition, an object and, sometimes, modifiers. In this case, <em>until seven o'clock</em> functions as an adverb and modifies the verb <em>waited</em>.
The other options are incorrect because <em>but my friends never showed up </em>is a clause introduced by the coordinating conjunction <em>but</em>, and<em> to see the movie</em> is an infinitive phrase.
Some police personnel named X, Y and Z have been taking bribes and abusing some residents which can be find out from various sources such as camera recording and Testimony of the witnesses etc. The conclusion is that the police personnel are guilty due to committing crime and the recommendation is to give punishment to these police personnel so that no one can repeat such type of crime in the department. They are suspended from the department and sentence to sending jail are the punishments for their crime.
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