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A "preposition phrase" or "prepositional phrase" (PP) is a phrase headed by a preposition such as "at", "on", "across", or "before".
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Is it correct to add an adjective after a preposition?
The sentence from the magazine is informal, even a bit ambiguous, but it is correct insofar as it uses chilly rather than chill. One might well say that The weather is chilly or It's chilly outside. …
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