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They're establishing an architecture structure on the ground, where vehicles motion on, near the border of my residency.
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Answer: "AC has distinct advantages over DC, so AC won the War of the currents."
I believe the answer is D. In the end of the excerpt, Hans holds his claim paper in the air and grinned...
The answer is "the pool."
The expression "in their backyard" is a prepositional phrase, which modifies the noun before it.
Prepositional phrases are words arranged without a subject or verb. They are usually made up of either a preposition and a noun, a preposition and a gerund, or a preposition and a clause.
If prepositional phrases modify a noun, as in this case, they are called "adjectival phrases."
