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Janet Sobesky, a writer for a woman's magazine, offered several tips that can help you save time when cleaning around the house.

Prepositional Phrase
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Prepositional Phrase
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Answer: Prepositional phrase are: "for a woman's magazine" and "around the house".

Explanation: A prepositional phrase is a group of words, within a sentence that has a preposition as its main element. This preposition of the function of modifying a noun, a verb, an adverb, or another grammatical class, characterizing it.

In the case of the sentence shown above, we can identify two prepositional phrases, the first is "for a woman's magazine", whose preposition "for" modifies the noun "writer". The second prepositional phrase is "around the house", whose preposition "around" modifies the verb "cleaning".

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