<span>B. Pacing</span> would be your answer :)
"With" is the preposition in the sentence, and "B. with the fireplace" is the prepositional phrase. "Fireplace" answers the question "With what?"
answer: C
A participial phrase consists of a participle plus modifiers such as an ‘-ing’, ‘-ed’ and so on
in the following sentence The broken vase, purchased by my grandmother, was suddenly falling to the floor, smashing into pieces, the participial phase is ‘purchased by my grandmother’ because you can find that the above phrase has as verbal ending of ‘-ing’. In addition to this it must not be forgotten that a participle phrase will act as an adjective in any sentence
Answer:
No and this question is honstly your opinion there isnt a wrong answer
Explanation:
I think a bridge statement is a sentence that leads into a topic.
