In the sentence "the new bakery opens <u>in</u> a week" you only have the preposition IN. A prepositional phrase consists of preposition plus a noun, pronoun or gerund working as the object.
So, the prepositional phrase is "in a week", the object of the preposition is "week" (a noun) which is pre-modified by the indefinite article "a".
Yeah they do bc i did wrong to get better, but there are many reasons why hes called this
Answer:
Just show them who's boss and take a stinky on their desk
Explanation:
Cheerful: sad or depressed
sat: stand
up: down
straight: curved
improper: proper or acceptable
worse: better
best of luck!
