Peter sprayed the window and began wiping it down. As he worked, he gazed out to the city below. There were so many interesting
people out there, so many adventures to be had. He spied a young man walking briskly in a suit and tie. Peter wondered where he was going and what he was thinking. “How’s it going there, Peter?” Randall called from across the room, a hint of tension in his voice. Peter glanced back to see Randall staring at him. “Yes, sir,” Peter said. He sprayed the glass again and began to wipe more quickly than before What is the purpose of Randall dialogue? pleaseeee heeeelp idk
A. Gerunds generally end in -ing, and the subject of the prepositional phrase "for meeting" is meeting, which means it is the object of a preposition. Hope this helps!
