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and what exactly Is that you are doing
'TO THE FRONT DOOR' is the underlined word. The correct option is B.
A prepositional phrase is a group of words which does not have either a subject or a verb and it serves as a unified part of a sentence. It is usually made up of a preposition and a noun or pronoun. There are two types of prepositional phase, adjectival and adverb prepositional phrase. The adjectival prepositional phrase modifies noun or pronoun while adverb prepositional phrase modifies verbs, adjectives or adverbs.
In the sentence given in this question, the underlined prepositional phrase modifies the verb 'dashed', thus, it is an adverbial prepositional phrase.<span />
Melody calls it "Out of My Mind". Hope this helps
My sister Gina bought a 1957 Chevy at the car auction. It was old and rusty.
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My sister Gina bought a 1957 Chevy at the car auction; it was old and rusty.
or
My sister Gina bought a 1957 Chevy at the car auction, and it was old and rusty.
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A student shouldn’t cheat in an examination, if they will cheat, they will pass, but in their future they will have problems in their 10th board examinations and they wouldn’t have a bright future.
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- important lines and points you think
- hard words and full forms like examination and not exam.
