This is the correct way. You could also say "Mark and I went to the beach with Dad today".
If I could go back in time, what would I
change? At my young age, I have made
an awful lot of mistakes. There are things
I wish I had done differently. I do not regret those things because it helped me learn from my mistakes and became a better person I am today. I understand that making mistake is just part of growing up. If I were given a chance to go back in time and done things differently, I would. Three things that I would have done differently are choosing friends wisely, done better in high school, and took
college seriously. believe it is important to choose my friends wisely, especially, during my teenage years. It is important during the
teenage years because people that I hung
out with had a major influence on my
decisions. If I could go back in time, I would improve my grades and GPA. During high school, I guess friends were more important than school to me. I was too caught up with
hanging out with friends that I did not
concentrate like I should in school. I have
always been an honor roll student. But in
high school, as long as I passed with a C,
I was happy. If I could go back in time,
would dedicate more time for studying. I
wish I had joined a sport team or more
clubs during high school to keep myself
busy. Also, if I were given a chance to go
back in time, I would have not skipped
school as much as I did.
I believe that the event that reveals that Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a Medieval romance is <span>C. Sir Gawain stands up to defend his lord against a supernatural being.
</span>Romance in the name of the genre doesn't refer to love, but to heroic deeds and adventures. And Sir Gawain fighting for his lord against a monster is quite a heroic deed indeed.
"across the hall" is the propositional phrase because it says a position
In the first sentence (throughout) would be a preposition because it is describing where. In the second sentence (particularly) would be an adjective because it describes the painting. And last (is) is a verb in this sentence (it is a (be) verb)
