A prepositional phrase starts with a preposition and adds information to the sentence and the nouns or verbs they are describing. There are MANY prepositions, but some of the most common are: to, of, on, in, over, above, upon, across, for, by, inside, from, with, at. Examples of prepositional phrases (which are underlined): <u>In the morning</u>, I will go see my aunt <u>at my mom's house</u> <u>with the green shutters</u>.
I can’t read it the photo is way to blurry I’ll try to read it
Answer: prohibit criticism of the feudal shogun system of government
Explanation:
Quotation mark, Period, question mark,
