The answer is A. Conflict.
An ordinary person can be great, indeed. Anyone can be great. There's no limit or anything to being a great person or a great human being altogether. All that matters is that person being who they are and their personality. But there's no such thing as "ordinary" or anything. That person is unique in their own special way which is what makes them a great person.
True - prepositional phrases help your writing flow smoothly and help keep the meaning in your sentences clear.
The purpose of a prepositional phrase is to give more information like an adverb or adjective. They always begin with a preposition (on, around, in front of) and end with a noun.
I would say yes, and i would say yes because:
We know god made Jesus, he is the only “human” without a human father, and there is more proof that Jesus existed than a famous Roman emperor. We know he exists, because someone HAD to have made us. We couldn’t just be poofed into existence from thin air. There is also proof that biblical things written really did happen, and its not just a make believe book.
Answer:
The correct answer is "Lester Leaps In"
Explanation:
In 1939, Count Basie's Kansas City Seven recorded an original standard record of jazz known as the Lester Leaps. The composition of this record was the hard work of Lester Young, who was also the head of chord arrangements for the "I got Rhythm" progression.
It included a series of alternating solos between the tenor saxophonist and the pianist--even to the point of "trading fours" in the fourth chorus.