Answer:
The prepositional phrase is: "in the pool" .
As such, you would put a "P" over each of the 3 (three) words in the phrase:
" in the pool" .
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I think it is a simile but I'm not sure
It should be bias
Explanation:
It makes more sense than to put biased
He went because he was convinced by Benvolio or Bevolio (forgot how to spell it!) to look at the girls at the party to find prettier girls than the girl he loved at the time.
Hope this helped
Disneyland, founded in 1955, gave Americans a more thrilling and enjoyable ride. One of the country’s first theme parks, the theme park and its all-American cartoon style was incredibly popular with children and adults alike. While ferris wheels and boat rides were more common at the time, rollercoasters were considered dangerously exciting, thus appealing to the younger demographic.
