Question

Select all of the prepositional phrases for the following sentence. Don't go without a coat. Don't Don't go Don't go without Don't go without a coat go without a coat without a coat

Answer 1

"without a coat"

Step-by-step explanation:

A prepositional phrase is a phrase that contains the following types of words:

• A preposition, that are function words used to link nouns, pronouns, or phrases to other words within a sentence. Examples of prepositions are without, in, up, after, before, at, with, for, through.
• The object of the preposition, like nouns, pronouns, gerunds, etc.
• And one or more than one modifiers of the object (Sometimes, not always), such as "a" and "the".

So, "without a coat" is a prepositional phrase because it has all those elements: It has the preposition "without" that indicates the absence or lack of something ("a coat"), it has the object of that preposition which it's "coat", and it also contains a modifier of that object which it's "a"

Answer 2

without a coat is preposition in " Don't go (without a coat)".