Speaking Assigment : What Is a Prepositional Phrase?

How are you? this time I will provide information about Prepositional Phrase.

Do you know what a prepositional phrase is?

  In short it is like this, A prepositional phrase is a part of a sentence that consists of one preposition and the object it affects. The object of a prepositional phrase can be either a noun, gerund, or clause

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For the example : She caught the bus on time.

*"On time" is the prepositional phrase. It consists of a preposition ("on") and a noun ("time").

Another example : Mark is going out with that beautiful woman.

*the prepositional phrase is "with that beautiful woman." The preposition is "with," while the object it affects is "woman."

Take a look at the following conversation

 (There are 3 old friends who have never met, once met through gmeet)

D: hello guys, how are you all?

 T:of course, i'm fine how about you aviq?

 A: I'm also very good here, I really miss you all, we rarely see each other.

 T:true aviq I also miss when do you think we can meet, I'm very busy here with my college assignments.  How are you right now, are you busy?

 D: I help my parents to the coffee shop every night at this time so I took the time to meet you guys with virtual right now.  What about You Aviq, have you ever asked us to meet through Gmeet tonight?

 A: ah yes I forgot can I ask you something?

 T: of course it's okay, viq, you seem like you're with anyone.

 D: Yes, that's right Teddy said that we have been friends for a long time. We will definitely help if you have a problem.

 A: oh my goodness you guys are my best friends thank you I want to ask do you know about prepositional phrases?  I'm very confused about the material? As far as you know but I'm not forcing you to answer it

 D: umm sorry aviq looks like I was also crying while studying the material that I really don't know much about material

 T: umm okay, let me answer according to what I understand A prepositional phrase is a part of a sentence that consists of one preposition and the object it affects. The object of a prepositional phrase can be either a noun, gerund, or clause. For the example She caught the bus on time. ("On time" is the prepositional phrase. It consists of a preposition ("on") and a noun ("time").)

 A: ahh I think I've started to understand a little bit from Teddy's explanation, thanks, Ted.

 T: With pleasure Aviq… oh yeah, how are you two doing? I forgot to ask how are you even though we rarely see each other.

 A: I'm fine, Ted, but I'm a little dizzy because I have too much homework.

 D: I'm also good Ted, just like Aviq, there's only one problem, I'm having a hard time dividing my time during Ramadhan. Oh yeah, I'm really sorry, I think I have to leave this gmeet first because I still have a lot of work that I haven't finished, Can I give permission to you two?

 T: Of course, you can, I also want to go after this

 A: of course. I also want to continue my work.

 D: okay bye thank you aviq and Teddy for your time

 T and A: bye