<span>The answer is letter A. The shoe store across the street
recently opened.
Prepositional phrases are used in a sentence either as an adjective or an adverb.
Adjectival prepositional phrase tells which one, how much, how many or what
kind. It follows nouns it modifies not like adjectives which go before the
nouns it modifies. </span>
On the other hand, adverb prepositional phrase tells why, or
in what circumstances and or in what way, like intensifiers. It modifies
adjectives and adverbs should go after the words it modifies.
Wait what is the question
Eliezer soon discovers that the chimneys are pumping out the smoke from burning the bodies of the people that have been killed at the concentration camp. The smell coming from the chimneys is unknown at first, but soon they discover that it is the smell of burning flesh.
