What is the prepositional phrase in this sentence? The spider has been in this house forever.
A. In
B. In this house
C. In this house forever
D. The spider
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Fahad: I _____ probably go bowling.
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A. usually meet
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A. The team went to the game but, they were not prepared.
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C. The team went to the game but they were not prepared.
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In the phrase, “Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water,” what are the nouns?
A. Jack, Jill
B. Jack, Jill, hill, water
C. Jack, Jill, hill, water, pail
D. Jack, Jill, hill, fetch, water, pail