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In test : ( find the adjective(s) (including articles) find the adverb(s) & find all of the words which make up a prepositional phrase note: the sentence may not contain adjectives, verbs or a prepositional phrase the baby is very sleepy adjectives choices- a) the b) baby c) very d) sleepy e) none in this sentence adverbs choices- a) baby b) is c) very d) sleepy e) none in this sentence prepositional phrases choices- a) baby b) is c) very d) sleepy e) none in this sentence

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