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Frederick Douglass spoke to Americans and Canadians. What is the complete prepositional phrase? to canadians spoke to to americans to americans and canadians

Frederick Douglass spoke to Americans and Canadians. What is the complete prepositional phrase? to canadians spoke to to americans to americans and canadians
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Frederick Douglass spoke to Americans and Canadians. What is the complete prepositional phrase?

to canadians
spoke to
to americans
to americans and canadians

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to Americans and Canadians is the answer.

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"to Americans and Canadians" is the correct answer.
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