Answer:
on, beneath, inside, around, under, by, at, with, throughout, over.
Explanation:
The rule of thumb for prepositional phrases, or what I've been taught, is what a squirrel can do to a tree. A squirrel can be on a tree, beneath the tree, inside a tree, around a tree, under a tree, by a tree, at a tree, with a tree, throughout a tree, or even over a tree.
The answer is B. "The coffee shop was usually full" and "Today there were many open tables" are both independent clauses joined together with the coordinating conjunction "but" :)
Normally a german shepherd.
Answer:
her.
Explanation:
For a full understanding, lets quote. "Renee loves going to Sprinkle McToffee's ice cream shop, because they always have ____ favorite caramel topping." We can see there is a narrator because there is no "I". And they give us the pro nouns in the start.
