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Nested prepositional phrases

Nested prepositional phrases
  1. What are nested prepositional phrases?
  2. What is a nested phrase?

What are nested prepositional phrases?

This type of phrase typically begins with a preposition, which is followed by its “object” that completes the phrase. Two examples are “around the mall” and “with us”. In the first, the object of the preposition is “mall”; in the second, the object is “us”.

What is a nested phrase?

In English, if a sentence is interrupted by a phrase or a clause, the. embedded phrase or clause will be completed before the main clause is. resumed. This embedded phrase or clause is considered to be nested within.

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