<span>1.They awarded the medal to the hero.
Preposition: to the hero
Object of the preposition: hero
2.The pirates buried the treasure inside the cave.
</span>Preposition: inside the cave
Object of the preposition: cave
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3.Joan is the owner of the expensive necklace.
</span>Preposition: of the expensive necklace
Object of the preposition: necklace
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4.Within the hour I will finish my homework.
</span>Preposition: within the hour
Object of the preposition: hour<span>
5.My cottage is behind the house.
</span>Preposition: behind the house
Object of the preposition: house
He thought she was made happy too easily. That her sweetness was a fault because she liked everything she saw and was contempt with anything. Something he saw as disgusting.
D is the only one that makes having a micro pig as a pet sound bad.
The sentence that best represents the function of a supporting sentence is, option B. It adds more details to the topic sentence. The supporting sentences make up the paragraph that talks about the main sentence. The supporting sentences not only add more information about the topic, but also add examples to further explain the main sentence.
The correct answer and central theme in Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights" (1847) is. Revenge.
