prepositional phrase with a noun complement

She works for the fun of it

She began with a short example

prepositional phrase of means

As regards the French, they would disagree.

prepositional phrase as an attitudinal disjunct

The house was completely tiled with marble.

prepositional phrase with a wh-clause complement

They are good at Latin

*He came with the bus

referential prepositional phrase

adjunct prepositional phrase of purpose

Confusion of means with instrument prepositional phrases

modified prepositional phrase of material

They went by plane.

prepositional phrase of instrument

He spoke on what to do in an emergency.

To my disgust, she ate all of it.

gradable adjective with prepositional phrase implying standard

They drove over the bridge.