We are all the same. If you just take a moment, You will see that, too.
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When it comes down to it: You are you and I am me. But together, with him, and her, And you over there, We are part of something so much more. There's a larger community than just us few. Across the oceans to other continents, Women, men, & children sit at a dinner table, Read by lamp, wash dishes in a sink, Say hello in different languages, the same languages, Different dialects, pronunciations, jargons. They want the same thing: A life worth living, With meaning, and loving reciprocity.
Limerick: Tell me what to do or say, To get you to go away. I don't want to see, Anyone now leave! Let me have a quiet day!
The answer is, or should be, B. An 'adjective phrase' (or adjectival phrase) is a phrasewhose head word is an adjective, e.g. fond of steak, very happy, quite upset about it, etc.
