Is the following sentence a sentence beginning with a prepositional phrase?

"Against the wall, I sat curled up in a ball like an armadillo, as a stream of tears ran down my face."

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Alisha Schultz

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19 September, 22:03

Is the following sentence a sentence beginning with a prepositional phrase?

"Against the wall, I sat curled up in a ball like an armadillo, as a stream of tears ran down my face."

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Kaylah Sweeney · Answer 1

Yes this is a prepositional phrase!

Explanation:

Common prepositional phrase examples include about, after, at, before, behind, by, during, for, from, in, of, over, past, to, under, up, and with. These are words that are used in the prepositional phrases.

Is the following sentence a sentence beginning with a prepositional phrase?"Against the wall, I sat curled up in a ball like an armadillo, as a stream of tears ran down my face."

Is the following sentence a sentence beginning with a prepositional phrase?

"Against the wall, I sat curled up in a ball like an armadillo, as a stream of tears ran down my face."