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Which group of words in the sentence is a prepositional phrase?  I rested happily but lazily in a comfortable chair and read my new book. A. happily but lazily B. in a comfortable chair C. read my new
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Which group of words in the sentence is a prepositional phrase? 

I rested happily but lazily in a comfortable chair and read my new book.


A. happily but lazily

B. in a comfortable chair

C. read my new book

D. I rested

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The answer is B. in a comfortable chair
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The answer is B. because of the adjective and noun are presented
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