Question

What is the best way to combine these sentences using a prepositional phrase?

The animals were forced to leave due to the artillery. The old man at the bridge who took care of them was also forced to leave.
A. Like his animals, the old man at the bridge was forced to leave due to the artillery.
B. The old man at the bridge was forced to leave due to the artillery like his animals.
C. The old man, like his animals, at the bridge was forced to leave due to the artillery.

Answer 1

@ChantySquirrel1129**

Answer 2

you sure?

Answer 3

What is the best way to combine these sentences using a prepositional phrase?

The Censor had a choice to make. He had to choose whether to be loyal to his work or to his personal morals.
A. The Censor, between loyalty to his work and loyalty to his personal morals, had a choice to make.
B. Between loyalty to his work and loyalty to his personal morals, the Censor had to choose.
C. The Censor had to choose between loyalty to his work and loyalty to his personal morals.

Answer 4

@CallMeKiki

Answer 5

Either B or C, I'd say.

Answer 6

What is the best way to combine these sentences using a prepositional phrase?

The Astrologer tried to look the part.He had a saffron-coloured turban and some sacred ash.
A. The Astrologer tried to look the part with a saffron-coloured turban and some sacred ash.
B. The Astrologer tried to look, with a saffron-coloured turban and some sacred ash, the part.
C. With a saffron-coloured turban and some sacred ash, the Astrologer tried to look the part.