Which group of words in the sentence is a prepositional phrase?

A father goose and his goslings flew above the pine trees and then landed in an open field.

A.

a father goose and his goslings

B.

above the pine trees

C.

then landed

D.

an open field

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Beau Atkins

2 February, 10:47

Which group of words in the sentence is a prepositional phrase?

A father goose and his goslings flew above the pine trees and then landed in an open field.

A.

a father goose and his goslings

B.

above the pine trees

C.

then landed

D.

an open field

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Javier Good · Answer 1

Prepositional phrases deal with locations and their descriptions. Since B. "above the pinetrees" Is the only one from the list dealing with these, it is a propositional phrase.

Which group of words in the sentence is a prepositional phrase?A father goose and his goslings flew above the pine trees and then landed in an open field.A.a father goose and his goslingsB.above the pine treesC.then landedD.an open field

Which group of words in the sentence is a prepositional phrase?

A father goose and his goslings flew above the pine trees and then landed in an open field.

A.

a father goose and his goslings

B.

above the pine trees

C.

then landed

D.

an open field