6. If the underlined phrase is <em>in a theatrical family, </em>then this is A. a prepositional phrase, because it begins with the preposition <em>in. </em>The sentence doesn't even have a participle ,gerund, or infinitive.
7. If <em>James and Ella </em>is underlined, then this is a C. appositive phrase.
While all the answers have a degree of validity, option C is the most correct one. Flashbacks are essentially a narrative technique that allows the author to break the usual monotony of storytelling by jumping back and forth between events and turning a linear story (from point A to point B) into a circular one (from point B to point C through point A, for instance).
It can mean eroded, worn out, or crumbling.
(Basically it's saying that the barn is falling apart because it's so old and destroyed from weather.)
Inflecting run to running changes the word would into a {ANSWER adverb} hope this helpds :*)
Complain or protest about something in a bad-tempered but typically muted way.
