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Which is the adverb phrase in the sentence? There is plenty of heat and dust from the ground, but Patricia is happy at her job. A. of heat and dust B. from the ground C. at her job
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Which is the adverb phrase in the sentence?
There is plenty of heat and dust from the ground, but Patricia is happy at her job.
A.
of heat and dust
B.
from the ground
C.
at her job
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The adverb phrase is
C) at her job.
A) and B) are prepositional phrases.
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