Question

In which sentence do the capitalized words represent a prepositional phrase?

A. The Maxi Deli is AROUND THE CORNER.
B. The conductor CALLED OUT, "All aboard!"
C. Apart from his looks, I would never TRUST HIM.
D. I am not going TO RUN out of patience.

I think it's D... because 'around' is a preposition and 'the corner' is a noun.

Answer 1

In my opinion it's A. because 'around is a preposition and 'the corner' will be part of the prepositional phrase... meaning that's already a prep. phrase.