A prepositional phrase usually comprises of a preposition, its object(noun, pronoun, gerund) and a modifier of the object. It functions as an adjective or adverb in the sentence that modifies either the verb or the noun in the sentence. In the given statement, <em>the prepositional phrase employed is "</em><u><em>by the door</em></u><em>" which evidently justifies the above-provided claim. It begins with a preposition 'by' which is followed by its object 'door' and it's modifier 'the'.</em> The prepositional phrase in the given sentence <em>functions as an adverb that modifies the verb 'waited' in the sentence and it also answers the question 'waited where?"</em>
It is False that persuasive writing relies on fallacies to make an argument. A Persuasive writing relies on facts that are supported by clear examples.
