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Can a prepositional phrase consist of only two words?

Yes, a prepositional phrase can consist of only two words: a preposition and its object.

Here are some examples:

* In time (preposition: in, object: time)

* On Tuesday (preposition: on, object: Tuesday)

* By car (preposition: by, object: car)

* For lunch (preposition: for, object: lunch)

* With care (preposition: with, object: care)

However, it's important to note that some prepositions require a specific kind of object. For instance, some prepositions need a noun phrase as their object, while others can take an adverb.

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