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Locate the prepositional phrase and indicate if it is an adjective or adverb phrase. Spring will come in March. is it adverb or adjective and why
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Locate the prepositional phrase and indicate if it is an adjective or adverb phrase.

Spring will come in March.
is it adverb or adjective and why

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The prepositional phrase is "Spring (the object) will come" (the preposition of the object); this is an adverb phrase (because it is telling you WHEN it's going to happen).

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