Jack and I - we
Books - it
Sister - she
You and Dave - they
Plane - it
Sunshine - it
Cheese - it
Cactus - it
Parents - they
Pamela - she
News - it
Scissors - they
Geese - they
Flowers - they
Piano - it
School - it
Daughter - she
Milk - it
Children - they
Sugar - it
Feet - they
Bicycle - it
Ann and Kate - they
Tennis - it
Son - he
Mice - they
Sky - it
Shop - it
Buses - they
Papers - they
Mr. Green - he
Brother-in-law - he
Picture - it
Friendship - it
Dolphin - it
The Ringgs family - they
Answer:
explains where, when, or how something happened
Explanation:
A prepositional phrase is a collection of words that are made up of a preposition, the object of the preposition and modifiers.
Therefore, the function of a prepositional phrase in a sentence is to explains where, when, or how something happened.
(C) It's our veterans, teachers, and pet owners we must look up to, because it's direct and doesn't use much expressions or metaphors, either that or (A/D), test your luck
