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Prepositional Phrases

Prepositions combine with verbs, nouns and other prepositions in a number of ways to make commonly used expressions known as prepositional phrases. Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition and an object of a preposition. These prepositional phrases need to be learned as a whole. Here are a few prepositional phrases.

at a disadvantage
by all means
under guarantee
by no means
for example
under control
at the latest
without warning

Gourmet-type dining is by no means the only profitable approach.

The culinary arts have by no means been perfected yet.

The front office manager has for example been fired.

The international traveler is by no means alone in his love of flight.

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