Prepositional Phrases as Nouns

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Identify the prepositional phrase: In front of the camera sometimes seems an uncomfortable place.

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In front of the camera

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Identify the prepositional phrase: Behind the camera can also be a difficult place to be.

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Behind the camera

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Identify the prepositional phrase: During bad weather is usually not a good time to take pictures.

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During bad weather

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Identify the prepositional phrase: Because of the light, a good time to take landscapes is...

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in the early morning or the early evening.

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Identify the prepositional phrase: A bad place to pose a subject is in front of a cluttered background.

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in front of a cluttered background

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Identify the prepositional phrase: In front of a strong sun is usually a bad place to take a picture.

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In front of a strong sun

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Identify the prepositional phrase used as a noun and its function: "Beside that meadow was where we noticed the herd of deer."

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Beside that meadow (S)

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Identify the prepositional phrase used as a noun and its function: A fantastic day to visit a community park is on a national holiday.

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on a national holiday (SC)

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Identify the prepositional phrase used as a noun in the sentence: 'Under the tree is my favorite place to read a novel.'

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Under the tree (S)

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Identify the prepositional phrase used as a noun & its function: After dinner was a wonderful time to enjoy a long walk.

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After dinner (S)