Select the prepositional phrase(s) for the following sentence.
don't go without a coat.
don't
don't go
don't go without
don't go without a coat
go without a coat
without a coat

without a coat.

Explanation:

A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition and its object. They act either as adjectival or adverbial phrases. Most prepositional phrases add more meaning to a noun or verb in a sentence. Common prepositional phrases usually begin with prepositions such as after, in, under, by, at, up, during, after, over. Examples:

 She arrived in time.

 She kept the kettle under the cabinet.

I'll meet you after school.

 He lives by the river.