A. The red sports car sped around the racetrack.
A prepositional phrase that modifies a verb is used as an adverb. An adverb tells how, when, where, how much, and why. In sentence A, the prepositional phrase "around the racetrack" tells us where the red sports car sped.
The prepositional phrase in option B tells us which cat: the one "in the last cage". In option C the prepositional phrase describes the noun, house, when it says "with the green door". In option D the prepositional phrase "without nuts" tells us the type of chocolate she prefers.
<span>He relies on Timothy to describe what can be seen from the raft.
That sounds good.</span>
Because they showed the directer is johns father and then everyone started to make laugh at him.
The answer would be false because metaphor is comparison while an allegory is when a story is symbolic of something
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