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Do prepositional phrases end with a noun or pronoun?

Yes, prepositional phrases always end with a noun or pronoun.

Here's why:

* Prepositions (words like "on", "in", "to", "with", "at", etc.) always require an object.

* This object is usually a noun or a pronoun, which clarifies what the preposition is referring to.

Examples:

* On the table (table = noun)

* In the house (house = noun)

* To him (him = pronoun)

* With her (her = pronoun)

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