[ Prepositional Phrases ]
. Begins with a preposition
A. Preposition (P)
B. Prepositional Phrase (PP)
C. Object of the Preposition (O)
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Present Tense vs Present Continuous › ViewToday, I (like) to use a taxi since taxi always (be) on time.
A. is liking, is
B. like, is
C. like, is being
D. is liking, is being
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My mother prepared a ………………dinner yesterday
A. new
B. delicious
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A. revel
B. rhapsodize
C. sepulcher
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We were looking for evidence outside _________ we saw a strange light in the garden.
A. as
B. when
C. while
D. ago