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Notes 1. Some people will want to take {in modern study rooms} to "attended" as an adverb; others will prefer taking it to "classes" as an adjective. Either answer should be considered correct. 2. Note the inherent ambiguity: as I have interpreted it, the "and" joins "lawns" and "fields," so the athletic fields may be "eucalyptus-lined." Equally correctly, one could consider this as a case of an ellipsedpreposition: "{across miles} {of eucalyptus-lined lawns} and {*across*athletic fields}." 3. "About" here
means "aproximately," so "about one" is not a prepositional phrase..
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