The cat slept under the table.

Here, the phrase 'under the table' acts as a/an -

A

Adjective phrase

B

Noun phrase

C

Conjunctional phrase

D

Prepositional phrase

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Sentence: The cat slept under the table.

  • Phrase: under the table

  • Type: Prepositional phrase

Explanation:

  • “Under the table” starts with the preposition under and is followed by its object the table, forming a prepositional phrase.

  • It indicates location (where the cat slept) and functions as an adverbial phrase modifying the verb slept.

Prepositional Phrase:

  • Begins with a preposition (e.g., beside, in, on, at) and includes its object and any modifiers.

  • Can function as an adjective (modifying a noun) or an adverb (modifying a verb).

More Examples:

  • He sat near the door.

  • She stayed close to the fireplace.

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