Frankie & Winston

[winstonramsay]

1) Write a complex sentence beginning with a prepositional phrase.
Park the car behind the truck, which is located in the garage.

2) Write a compound sentence containing one prepositional phrase.
Push the box under the bed and walk away.

3) Use a series of prepositional phrases - in two separate sentences - to create parallel structure between the two.
In the afternoon, we walked to the party. In the evening, we walked to a party.

[Mr. Wells]

1) Write a complex sentence beginning with a prepositional phrase.
Park the car behind the truck, which is located in the garage.
CORRECT

2) Write a compound sentence containing one prepositional phrase.
Push the box under the bed and walk away.
INCORRECT

3) Use a series of prepositional phrases - in two separate sentences - to create parallel structure between the two.
In the afternoon, we walked to the party. In the evening, we walked to a party.

CORRECT

[winstonramsay]

2) Write a compound sentence containing one prepositional phrase.
Push the box under the bed, then get the plants from the garage.

[Mr. Wells]

2. CORRECT - two prepositional phrases are evident, but so be it