The Rio Grande flows through New Mexico.

Which is the prepositional phrase in this sentence?

Answer:

"through New Mexico."

Explanation:

Prepositional phrases are groups of words that contain a preposition, its object, and the word it modifies. This means that it will be a phrase used before a noun or pronoun and acting as a preposition.

In the given sentence "the Rio Grande flows through New Mexico", the prepositional phrase is "through New Mexico". This is because the phrase starts with the preposition "through" and contains an object.

Read the following phrases from the poem.
obscene display baubles and trinkets confetti of aftermath
How do these phrases develop the tone of the poem?
A.They develop a dismissive tone by downplaying the significance of the
flowering of the trees.
B.They develop a frustrated tone by highlighting how quickly the trees lose
their flowers.
O
They develop a whimsical tone by implying the trees are conscious of
their own growth.
O
They develop a reverent tone by describing the beauty of the trees as
they transform

1 Do You think urban farming is a good idea why /why not?
2 If the price of food at your supermarket suddenly went up 300% what would you do?
3 why do you think most people buy food from the supermarket instead of growing it themselves ?
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Apollo did not live always free of care, though he was the most glorious of the gods. One day, in anger with the Cyclopes who work at the forges of Vulcan, he sent his arrows after them, to the wrath of all the gods, but especially of Zeus. Even the divine archer could not go unpunished, and as a penalty he was sent to serve some mortal for a year.
Now there was a certain king in Thessaly, Admetus, and there came to him one day a stranger, who asked leave to serve about the palace. None knew his name, but he was very comely, and moreover, when they questioned him he said that he had come from a position of high trust. So without further delay they made him chief shepherd of the royal flocks.
Every day thereafter, he drove his sheep to the banks of the river Amphrysus, and there he sat to watch them. The country folk that passed drew near to wonder at him. He would pipe for hours in the sun. A simple-spoken man he was, yet he seemed to know much more than he would say, and he smiled with a kindly mirth when the people wished him sunny weather.
Indeed, as days went by, it seemed as if summer had come to stay, and, like the shepherd, found the place friendly. Nowhere else were the flocks so white and fair to see, like clouds loitering along a bright sky; sometimes, when he chose, their keeper sang to them. Then the grasshoppers drew near and the swans sailed close to the river banks, and the countrymen gathered about to hear wonderful tales of the slaying of the monster Python and of a lovely maiden, Daphne, who grew into a laurel tree. In time, the rumor of these things drew the king himself to listen; Admetus, who had been to see the world, knew at once that this was no earthly shepherd, but a god. From that day, like a true king, he treated his guest with reverence and friendliness, asking no questions; and the god was well pleased.

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Which sentence best presents a theme from the passage?
A.
A lowly station does not mean an unhappy life.
B.
People are drawn to those who are mysterious.
C.
The simple things in life can bring great pleasure.
D.
People are not always who they seem to be.

5.
At night, use
on your rearview mirror.

B

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1) a history textbook on the events of World War ll

2) a book about the effects of World War ll

3) The Diary of Anne Frank (the experiences of Jewish family during World War II)

4) the Constitution of France

5) letter written by a soldier who fought the Germans

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The following sentence contains one pronoun. What is it?

Very tired
1) The professor (teach)
five classes Monday. He (be)
afterward
2) You (feed)
the birds that we saw yesterday. Some of them (be)
cardinals.
first on the trail Saturday, because he (know)
the way
3) Andy (go)
better than we did.
4) The house (be)
dirty after they left. We (clean)
it yesterday
the motorcycles in the garage, then they (eat)
5) The boys (put)
lunch
6) My friends and I (find)
some gold in the river. Then we (look)
for
more.
7) 1 (like)
to write poetry when I (be)
eight years old.
8) Charlotte and I (see) lightening in the sky Thursday night; the storm (come)
fast.
9) The children (go)
to the park yesterday. They (stay)
for two hours
outside after it (snow)
Three inches of snow (fall)
10) We (play)
that day
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Free verse doesn’t use figurative language.
Free verse does not include lines that rhyme at the end.
Free verse has a stronger mood and tone than formal poetry.
Free verse never includes a pattern of sounds.

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What is most likely Mr. White's final wish?
A. To stop his wife from feeling so sad
B. To go back in time and never make the first wish
C. To return the 200 pounds he received
D. To reverse his second wish

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1.Nile is -- longest river.(a,an,the)
2.This is ---onion(a,an,the)
3.One of the girls ---fat(are,is,am)
4.I am not a doctor----?(Tag question)
4.I am in favour ----mom.(of,for,on)
5.They have to walk -----foot(on,for,of)
6.We write ----a pen.(with,by,to)
7.He has to travel-----a bus(by,on,to)
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Which phrases in the passage are adjectival phrases check all that apply

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A. Comparing difficulties in life to fierce storms and cold lands.
B. Describing how cold life can become when we face hardships
C. Comparing hope to a bird that's is free and resilient no matter the situation
D. Explaining that hope is an internal feeling that can be nurtured over time.

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Greta is a fish in the water, darting through the water with ease.
pun
simile
metaphor
Personification

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A sheep is incapable of self-protection.

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B: You _ (should take off/ought take off/better had) your coat.​

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin provides which of these?


> a series of journal entries written by Franklin about himself as a statesman, writer, inventor, and scientist

> a series of essays written about Franklin as a statesman, writer, inventor and scientist

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>facts from Franklin about himself as a statesman, writer, inventor, and scientist

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