What is a preposition? a. A word that modifies a noun. b. A word that identifies a noun or noun phrase as definite or indefinite. c. A word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. d. A word that tells when or where something happens

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Answer 1

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The answer should be the second option.

Explanation: Preposition are functional words that show location, direction, or time. Prepositions include words like: to, of, under, for, at. For example: I saw the bowl on the table. Take that book to the library. We will arrive at seven o'clock.

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Answer: synthetic

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(B)-Synthetic

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B.
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C.
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b. He felt powerful and important.
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Answer:

Explanation:

He felt powerful and important. Metaphorically trees and leaves mean a feeling of plenty.

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