Position: in adverbial function Initial Position. i.
The delight of Mrs. Bennet …………..p. 103 In this sentence of Mrs. Bennet is prepositional phrase which
conveys possession. Type: semantic relationships
Form: one word preposition Position: in adverbial function Initial Position.
4.1.7 Prepositional Phrase Beginning With On
a. …………., situated on the opposite side of a valley p.106 In this sentence on the opposite of a valley is prepositional phrase
which conveys place. Type: physical relationships
Form: four - words preposition Position: in adverbial function Mid-Position.
4.1.8 Prepositional Phrase Beginning With Out of
a. ………………Lydia looking out of a dining room upstairs p.158 In this sentence out of the dining room upstairs is prepositional
phrase which conveys direction. Type: physical relationship
Form: two - words preposition Position: in adverbial function Final Position.
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4.1.9 Prepositional Phrase Beginning With Over
a. Charlotte took her sister and friend over the house,………p.70. In this sentence over the house is prepositional phrase which
conveys direction. Type: physical relationships
Form: one word preposition Position: in adverbial function Mid-Position.
4.1.10 Prepositional Phrase Beginning With To
a. …………….had been obliged to go to town……………….p.43 In this sentence to town is prepositional phrase which conveys
direction. Type: physical relationships
Form: one word preposition Position: in adverbial function Mid-Position.
b. When the ladies returned to the drawing room. p.74 In this sentence to the drawing room is prepositional phrase which
conveys direction. Type: physical relationships
Form: one word preposition Position: in adverbial function Final Position
c. Mr. Darcy is engaged to my daughter. p.157 In this sentence to my daughter is prepositional phrase which
conveys purpose.
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Type: semantic relationships Form: one word preposition
Position: in adverbial function Final Position.
4.1.11 Prepositional Phrase Beginning With Up
a. ……….it is up to him as a superior p.168 In this sentence up to him is prepositional phrase which conveys
direction. Type: physical relationships
Form: two words preposition Position: in adverbial function Mid-Position.
4.1.12 Prepositional Phrase Beginning By With
