She works nightly at the hospital.
The prepositional phrase is " at the hospital "....the object of the preposition is " hospital ".
The following line would most likely be found in one of Shakespeare's plays of "Julius Caesar."
<span>Ballads and epics are forms of verse which are often narrative.
Ballads are dancing songs. Traditional ballads emphasize central dramatic
event, and recount comic or heroic stories. Epics on the other hand are lengthy narrative poems
concerning serious subjects like details of heroic stories or deeds and events
important to a nation or culture.</span>
Both contains the elements of a narrative.
im pretty sure it's b! b/c well-liked needs a hyphen.
The answer to the question stated above is <span>an unknown antecedent.</span>
Weak reference:
when a pronoun refers to an antecedent that has been suggested but not expressed
Indefinite reference:
the use of a pronoun that refers to no particular person or thing and which is not necessary to the meaning and structure of a sentence
