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Is this a prepositional phrase: The citizens and the newcomers met downtown in Whoville. If yes, where. If not, how can I turn it to a prepositional phrase?
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Is this a prepositional phrase: The citizens and the newcomers met downtown in Whoville.

If yes, where. If not, how can I turn it to a prepositional phrase?

User Threejeez
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"In Whoville" is a preositional phrase. It indicates where or when. A prepositional phrase will begin with a preposition and end with a noun.
In= preposition
Whoville= noun
User Kaushal Kumar
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well yes since a prepositional phrase shows location
where: Downtown in Whoville.
User Pankaj Agrawal
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