Question

What is a group of words begins with the preposition and ends with an object

Answer 1

The answer should be a prepositional phrase

Answer 2

Answer: A prepositional phrase.

Step-by-step explanation:

A prepositional phrase is a group of words that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun. An object is a noun.

`\displaystyle \boxed{\text{preposition}}\;\;\boxed{\text{object/noun}}`

Examples:

`\displaystyle \boxed{\text{above the}}\;\;\boxed{\text{apple}}`

`\displaystyle \boxed{\text{below the}}\;\;\boxed{\text{table}}`

`\displaystyle \boxed{\text{at}}\;\;\boxed{\text{the school}}`