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<u><em>Let's first define what a prepositional phrase is. A prepositional phrase is a bunch of words and these words include a preposition and an object of the pronoun.</em></u>
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<u><em>In this case, the answer would be "D" because 'under' is a preposition so the prepositional phrase would be 'under bridges'</em></u>
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point of view
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none of the other choices make sense
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So I really don't know if this would work but try writing about something that makes you angry
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Writing about something that makes you angry will have you express those feelings and stuff. Also you would go on and on about it (giving reasons, explainations etc) You don't have to do this but I just wanted to give you an option
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Both have the same rhyme scheme.
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