The object of the preposition in this sentence is “track”. The prepositional phrase “around the car” is modifying the verb “is racing” so it is acting as an adverb.
Prepositional phrases are a group of words that start with a preposition, in this case “around”, followed by an object. Prepositional phrases are a part of speech that can modify nouns (adjectival phrase) or verbs (adverbial phrase).
Answer: Dear Father, I've been seeing this bicycle and I really want it but I don't have enough money for it so I wanted to know since I've been good and not getting into no trouble could you send me some money for the bicycle I want because I really want to get it before my time runs out and someone else gets it. I will take very good care of it and I will show you I am responsible enough to have my own things now if you will trust me on getting the bicycle for me please.
- Your son or daughter.
Explanation: Here I have wrote the letter to your father all you have to do is just fill in whether your a girl or boy and put your name where it says "Your son or daughter." I hope I helped in some way or form.
