before "The people"
On the sidewalk, the people stared at the fast-moving car.
The sentence keeps meaning and makes sense.
<span>A. strength and industriousness </span>
Answer:
She can escape the crowds to relax.
Explanation:
She uses refiling her bottle as an excuse because she hates (as she called despise) Field Day.
Answer:
C). The gift grandmother brought was for me and him.
Explanation:
A prepositional phrase consist of a preposition which is followed by its object and any modifier of object. These phrases primarily function as either adjectives or adverbs to add detail in the sentence.
The object of preposition is said to be compound when the number of noun or pronoun(functioning as the object of preposition) is more than two. In the given question, the third sentence involves the prepositional phrase 'for me and him' appropriately featuring identified compound pronoun as it involves more than one object('me and him') and identifies to whom the subject(gift) is being referred to. Thus, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
