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Explanation:
Find the subject. Who is doing something? Ricky. Ricky what? Ricky was. That is a complete sentence and it makes sense. Ricky going does not make sense. So, Ricky was. What does very unsteady describe? It describes how Ricky was. It describes the verb, making "very steady" an adverbial phrase. A prepositional phrase describes a noun. Nothing in this sentence describes Ricky. "Going" is a helping verb. Ricky was going. "Down the staircase backward," describes how Ricky was going, making it another adverbial phrase.
You didn't say what kind of phrase. I hope I helped.
The most appropriate time to include the ending of your story in a book report is, well towards the end. You don't want to end your whole report with just the ending of the story. Tell about the ending of your story, then add your commentary to finish the report. Just keep in mind that when you are writing about the ending of the story in a book report, you don't want to give too much away because the goal is to try and convince your reader to read the book themselves. Also, when you add your commentary, stick to things you observed throughout the book, such as underlying themes, morals, character flaws, etc.
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Task: type of writing
1. showing likeness or ideas: comparison-contrast
2. providing precise meaning for terms or ideas : definition.
3. dividing things or ideas into groups: classification-division
4. showing how to do something: illustration-example
5. using a story to make a point: process-analysis
The day after the shipwreck sinks
I believe the sentence should be: "His lawyer interrupted my thoughts with questions by bursting out."
Remove suddenly and add 'with.'
