The answer is: [C]: <span>a preposition followed by a noun, pronoun, or phrase.
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Note: Answer choice "A" is incorrect.
A 'prepositional phrase' ALWAYS begins with a preposition.
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Answer choice "B" is incorrect. A 'prepositional phrase' does, in fact, always, start with a preposition, but does not HAVE to be followed by ONLY a [noun or pronoun].
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An example would be:
"She watched the sun glint off the smooth, golden scales as the fish splashed around."
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I’d use the timeline for the first one because you’re dealing with multiple time periods and then use the compare and contrats for the second one because they seem to be comparing the two types of dinosaurs.
No change. Also, for future reference, you might want to try reading out the sentence with each option to see what sound right.
The answer is c. It. One across many things saying how crazy he is