Which sentence uses a prepositional phrase as an adverbial phrase?

Answer:

D. The bumpy road jangled the carriage that we drove around the lake.

Explanation:

The above sentence uses a prepositional phrase as an adverbial phrase. This is true because it's seen that the word "around" can be a preposition and an adverb.

The phrase "...around the lake" is the prepositional phrase that is modifying what is happening here, "the bumpy road jangled the carriage that we drove...". The prepositional phrase is used as an adverbial phrase because the phrase is modifying the verb "drove". The prepositional phrase acting as an adverbial phrase is giving the description of where the "driven carriage" is. This is true because adverbial phrases actually modify verbs, adjectives or even adverbs in a sentence.

Answer:

D: The bumpy road jangled the carriage that we drove around the lake.

Explanation:

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5. In the story, the old men represent the seasons. How do
their characters contribute to the theme of the story?
The story of a lazy boy

HAVE YOU HEARD BILLIES SONG???????????? AHHHHHH
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Up until my father treasured a
couple of letters from his younger
days, he revisited them quite
often and took great comfort in
them.
Yet, he never spoke about them
or allowed us access. His denial
drove us curious. And that day,
we could go through the letter
that told us the story of.........?
Now, it's time to wear your
creative hats and tell us
the touching story
that unfolded
from the letter!
Please answer as soon as possible.​

who was natlia?
explain with picture..​

Please help pleaseee

Which pair of words best describe the shifting tone of Seamus Heaney's "Mid-Term Break"? A. angry, sorrowful B. casual, melancholic C. flippant, morbid D. neutral, tragic

Based on information in the passage, what can the reader conclude?
A
It is probably not safe to swim in the Great
Lakes.
B
The Great Lakes border Texas and
Louisiana.
C
The Great Lakes are not a good source
of fresh drinking water.
D
Many people live and vacation in the
Great Lakes region.

Aghast - unrelenting - affliction - plight - baleful - wail - loathsome 1. No matter what he tried, he couldn't make the ---------------------- buzzing noise in his head go away. 2. The hero of the story defeated a murderous and -------------------- monster. 3. He was ---------------- at the number of casualties that occurred. 4. The village dogs began to ------------- in unison at the full moon. 5. The tremors he experienced were side effects of a crippling --------------------. 6. Her ----------------------------- glance was brief, but it made the frightened child retreat. 7. After all of her good fortune in previous years, who could have predicted her unfortunate -------------------------------?

things you would like to have but can do without?

If you want know why "happy" people stand in the rain its because:
They love
walking in
the rain
because no
one call tell
that they are
Crying


Now think about that if you see someone walking in the rain and they have nothing to do and they are usually "happy" all they are doing when you are around them is faking a smile to make sure you don't feel bad for them, they try to make sure you don't cut yourself or get depressed but most of the time they do it to themselves and don't take their own advice for themselves.

What type of sentence is this?

Although it was sunny, the woods were dark, and Sue stumbled down the hill.

a
compound-complex
b
complex
c
simple
d
compound
PLEASE HELP IM TIMED!!

Questions 2–9: Give an appropriate synonym for the italicized word in each of the following
sentences.
2. We attended a wonderful performance of Shakespeare's King Richard III.
3. The picnic took place on a wonderful afternoon in May in an orchard by a lake.
4. The pasta dishes at the new restaurant in the park are wonderful
5. Due to the heavy snow, the company was closed and we spent a wonderful day at home
6. The new employee has a wonderful personality
7. Even though the play was on Broadway, the performance we saw was terrible.
8. It's a terrible article, mostly because the author doesn't know his subject well.
9. The food at the new restaurant is terrible.

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3
What is the BEST way to combine the information in the two clauses below?
Whenever Lucia visited her cousins. Her youngest cousin, Alexa, followed her all over the place.
A. Whenever Lucia visited her cousins, her youngest cousin, Alexa, followed her all over the place.
B
Whenever Lucia visited her cousins her youngest cousin, Alexa, followed her all over the place.

What type of lodging is Billy looking for?

luxurious lodging

lodging with animals

lodging with a garden

inexpensive lodging

Stereotypes for christians

The little Chinese boy has a charm around his neck, a pigtail on top of his head, and no pants.

Why does the author most likely include the description of the Chinese boy?


A. The description emphasizes the differences between the cultures.
B. The description shows that there is not enough fabric in the country to make
clothes.
C. The author is making fun of the little boy.
D. The author is making fun of the little boy.

Give two possible themes in the movie jaws. Express each theme in one sentence.

2. What type of words are often
confused with contractions?
O apostrophes
O conjunctions
O possessives
?

Choose five words from the novel you selected that appear in the vocabulary resource. Then write a sentence for each word that uses it correctly.
(A wrinkle in time)

Vocabulary:
assuaged: made less painful; satisfied
atrophied: weakened and withered
corrosive: gradually eating away at something, such as an acid; bitterly sarcastic
counteracted: acted against something to prevent or lessen its effect
despondency: depression due to loss of hope
distraught: very upset or agitated
fallible: capable of being wrong, mistaken, or inaccurate
imperceptible: unnoticeable; impossible to sense; undetectable
inadequate: not good enough; doesn't meet the requirements
jeopardize: put at risk or endanger
perplexity: the state of being confused or puzzled
prevail: to be greater in strength or influence; to triumph over or defeat an enemy
reiterate: to say again; repeat
trepidation: a nervous fear or worry about something that may happen
unadulterated: pure, not mixed with other substances

according to the seventh speaker, one of the main advantages women have is beauty. why does she consider it an advantage?​

HELP!!!!!!! PLEASE THIS IS MY LAST QUESTION ON A TEST DUE TODAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
By analyzing an author’s use of epigraphs, we can determine his or her ____

A. conclusion

B. Vernacular

C. Mood

D. Purpose

Is the following sentence using active or passive voice?
The students were awarded 1000 dollars for their beach clean up project.
A) passive
B) active

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Can somebody give an introduction paragraph only 3 sentences? for an essay title
The negative effects of the global pandemic.
(i can't think of one)

WILL M|RK BRAINLIEST

list three people who you think are being role models or admirable

What is the biggest challenge facing teens today? How is this similar or different from the problems facing teens in The Outsiders? Be sure to include details from the novel.

Explain this quote from the Norton Field Guide: "Remember that your stance as an author needs to be clear: simply stringing together the words and ideas of others isn't enough. You need to show readers how your source materials relate to one another and to your thesis"

Help!
Which is not a characteristic of romanticism

A) power of reason
B) focus on the individual
C) power of the Imagination
D) nature brings wisdom and inspiration

You had a hard time in your last group discussion. You knew the topic ahead of time, but you got confused while others were talking. You could not express your viewpoint clearly.
Choose the best option in each drop-down menu to show what you should do differently.
To come to the discussion better prepared, you should
To respond to what others are saying, you should
To adjust to a discussion that takes a direction you didn't expect, you should