We use the term intraoffice to describe things or actions that are within an office, in the same office. Examples where this term is used is
<span>intraoffice communication- communication between colleagues in the same office
So, we can conclude that the Latin term "intra" means INSIDE.
Opposite to this the term inter, means between.</span>
Try re reading the story again and pay close attention ok?
The answer should be D. An adjective phrase is a group of words that describe a noun or pronoun in a sentence. The only nouns or pronouns in this sentence are you, jacket, floor, and me. So, if you look at all of these words, only one of them is being described, the jacket. It is being described as being on the floor. So, the adjective phrase would be "on the floor" and the word it modifies, or describes, would be "jacket." Hope this helps!
It was a feeling I had never felt before. My hands and feet tingling under the pressure of the earth surrounding. The sand entering itself into every available space in my body, and slowly watching the ground move closer and closer towards my neck. I struggled, moving my body towards the solid sand, but it only made the sand creep up faster. I fluttered my eyelids, once, twice, and a third time until my breath was cut off by the pressure of sand pressing against my throat as I sunk deeper, and deeper. I took a breath and breathed in that hot air like I never had before. I closed my eyes and held my eyes closed as the sand pulled me into the earth.