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Click on the boxes next to the words in the prepositional phrase (if any). The large dog happily played with his bone. The large dog happily played with his bone
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Click on the boxes next to the words in the prepositional phrase (if any).

The large dog happily played with his bone.
The
large
dog
happily
played
with
his
bone

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played,with,his, large are the answer

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