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1. He will hit the boy with a pen.
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Does 'with a pen' modify 'will hit' or 'hit'?
'Hit' is a verb. "Will hit' is a verb phrase.
Does 'with a pen' modify the verb phrase or the verb?
Does 'with a pen' modify 'the boy' or 'boy'?
'The boy' is a noun phrase, and 'boy' is a noun.
Does 'with a pen' modify the noun phrase or the noun?
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Does 'with a pen' modify 'will hit' or 'hit'?
'Hit' is a verb. "Will hit' is a verb phrase.
Does 'with a pen' modify the verb phrase or the verb?
Does 'with a pen' modify 'the boy' or 'boy'?
'The boy' is a noun phrase, and 'boy' is a noun.
Does 'with a pen' modify the noun phrase or the noun?
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The whole verb is "will hit" because it's in future tense. Therefore "with a pen" is modifying "will hit."
The prepositional phrase is modifying the main verb. It has nothing to do with the subject.
The prepositional phrase is modifying the main verb. It has nothing to do with the subject.
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