6. My parents (are going to a concert tonight).
7. The bus driver (is not driving carefully).
8. (Are) the pupils (decorating) the room at the moment?
10. They (are having) salesin all the big stores now.
The Bus
The bus (is coming). The passengers (are sitting) down. One woman (is giving) the driver the money. An old man (is reading) his newspaper. The young boy (is ringing) the bell. Two children (are running) for the bus. The bus (is stopping) and people (are getting) off of it.
Spring is Here
It is the beginning of spring. I can see through the window that it (is raining). The sun (is shining) and some flowers (are blooming). My brothers (are listening) to music and they (are discussing) the weather. Seems that the winter is over and there is so much to look forward to. A small dog outside (is running) and (barking) happily. He is (playing). I think that the best thing about spring is knowing that summer is just around the corner.
I’ll answer when the story is actually provided
An abandoned home is a home that was rejected and left without anyone living in it
Hope this helped
The preposition here is "between" and the phrase is "between the two countries."
if you're trying to find the prepositional phrase in a sentence and you don't have a list on hand, one trick i learned that usually works is saying to yourself "the bunny is [preposition] the log." i know it sounds silly, but it's a way to test which word in the sentence could be a preposition--"the bunny is announced the log" doesn't make sense, "the bunny is two the log" doesn't make sense either. "the bunny is between the log," however, does work (assuming that the log is split in half, i suppose). remember that prepositions show relationships between nouns/pronouns and other objects in the sentence, and you should be able to answer most questions like these without much trouble.
