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True or false: a prepositional phrase might have an adjective in it
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True or false: a prepositional phrase might have an adjective in it

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the answer is true
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True, a prepositional phrase may have an adjective in it. A prep phrase does not have a subject, but an adjective can describe a noun in a prep phrase.
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