An adverb phrase consists of a group of words that function as an adverb that can modify an adjective, a verb or even an adverb. In the given sentence, the adverb phrase is "into the air". This is an adverb phrase of place which answers the question "where". It modifies the verb "jump". So the answer is option B.
Answer:
D. In my community, it's a law that all dogs...
Explanation:
Since it's the law (it's required) most people will follow the law. And since most people will openly follow the law, it is a good deduction that most dogs the person sees on a walk will be on a leash. Hope this helps!
Answer:
Hey, hows this so far
Explanation:
I was sitting on the carpet floor, in front of the TV, with crumbs on my cheeks and a half-eaten, chocolate chip cookie in my little hands. A pile of toys surrounded me and nearby my aunt rested in a rocking chair snoring gently, while the clocked ticked by, counting the seconds until my baby brother's birth. At the time, of course, I had no idea there would be another tiny human invading my parents' attention. So there I was awaiting the arrival of my family, not a care in the world, other than sneaking more cookies from the cookie jar. In my toddler mind I knew something special was going to happen, a "surprise", my mother told me as i hugged her before she left that day. I noticed her tummy was very big and there was something moving in it.
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