"With" is the preposition in the sentence, and "B. with the fireplace" is the prepositional phrase. "Fireplace" answers the question "With what?"
The first choice would be accurate
Answer:
D
Explanation:
D is the only correctly-punctuated sentence of them all. A is almost incomplete, as there are 2 ideas joined in a single sentence without even a comma to separate them (even though the ideal thing would be a period after "veterans." B is almost correct, but the comma that follows "syndrome" should either be replaced by a semi-colon or a period, or the next sentence should start with a lead-in like "as." C is correct up until the second comma, where a new idea is introduced; this new idea should be introduced as a new sentence, with either a period or a semi-colon. D is the correct use of the semi-colon, as it separates a different idea from the first one, but not so much as to put a period between them.
Answer:
I would say the answer is A.
But correct me if im wrong
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