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Two households, both alike in dignity. what is the prologue's first prepositional phrase?
15 years ago

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Writeacher
What prologue? I see a fragment (not a complete sentence) and certainly not a prologue!!

http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/prepositions-list.htm
There's one prepositional phrase -- can you find it?
15 years ago
Hayden
Households
8 years ago
Hadley
In fair Verona

5 years ago

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