A prepositional phrase is a collection of words that includes a preposition, its object, and any words that modify the object. A prepositional phrase usually modifies a verb or a noun. Adverbial and adjectival prepositional phrases are the two types of prepositional phrases. Here are some examples: By accident, meaning, Unintentionally; by chance and in a sentence, I found my ring by accident when tidying the wardrobe. By all account, meaning According to what people say and in a sentence I've made enquiries, and by all accounts this is the best hotel in the area. By all means meaning, Of course; certainly and in a sentence, If you'd like a copy you may have one by all means. By and by meaning, After a short while; eventually and in a sentence, You will get used to the lifestyle by and by.

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