English, 05.05.2020 22:04 chivitogomez2400

Does the 1st or 2nd sentence use the best prepositional phrase placement? “The pan on the stove needs to go back in the cupboard.” or “The pan needs to go back in the cupboard on the stove.” the 1st the 2nd

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