Determine the use of the prepositional phrase in the following sentence. We found the trinket within the old trunk. adjective adverb

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User: Determine the use of the prepositional phrase in the following sentence. We found the trinket within the old trunk. adjective adverb

Weegy: We found the trinket within the old trunk. The prepositional phrase "within the old trunk" is used as an adverb.
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User: Choose the correct word to complete this sentence. Pete was angry ____ the chickens in the yard. at with

Weegy: Pete was angry with the chickens in the yard.
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User: Identify the type of conjunction in the following sentence. Neither the speech nor the rebuttal was very long. conjunctive adverb coordinating conjunction correlative conjunction subordinating conjunction

User: Identify the type of conjunction in the following sentence. We shall leave immediately; consequently, we shall arrive on time. conjunctive adverb coordinating conjunction correlative conjunction subordinating conjunction

Weegy: We shall leave immediately; consequently, we shall arrive on time. The conjunction, consequently, is a conjunctive adverb.
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User: Identify the type of conjunction in the following sentence. We were not at home when our friends arrived. conjunctive adverb coordinating conjunction correlative conjunction subordinating conjunction

Weegy: We were not at home when our friends arrived. The conjunction when is a subordinating conjunction.
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Neither the speech nor the rebuttal was very long.
The conjunction (neither..nor) is a correlative conjunction.

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