Answer: present participle phrase
Explanation: <em>Jumping across the ditch</em>, the fire threatened our house.
<u>Jumping</u> is the present participle. It describes the action of the fire, it ends in "ing" but it is not the main verb in the sentence.
Hope when you take that jump
You don't feel the fall
<span>Hope when the water rises
You built a wall</span>
Hope when the crowd screams
They're screaming your name
Hope if everybody runs
<span>You choose to stay
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This is the first verse...
<span><em>This practicaly means that if/when something happens you are well prepared for it. Not only will you be prepared, but you will be safe when it happens.
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-Hope this helped :)
(If you want more, ill be glad to help)
My favorite writer is Stephen King. I suspect he gets a lot of inspiration from his enviroment. He writes a lot about his hometown of Maine and seems to get most of storylines from the silent town he resides in. Hope this helps!
I would say it would be called . (drum roll)
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FROZEN WATER
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ROCK WATER
ORRRRRRR (INTENSE DRUM ROLL)
ice. *>*
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