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Eugene O'Neill grew up in a theatrical family. a. prepositional b. partical c. gerund d. infinitive
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Eugene O'Neill grew up in a theatrical family.

a. prepositional
b. partical
c. gerund
d. infinitive

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Answer:

a. prepositional

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a.  Whenever you have a prepositional phrase (in this case it would be "in a theatrical family"), you can omit it and the sentence should still make sense.  The sentence "Eugene O'Neill grew up." still makes sense.
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