Amanda and David

[davidweintraub]

1. The lizard is on the wall, which is next to my door.
2. The bear was in the woods, while the raccoon was in the tree.
3. Behind the first door is a bear. Beneath the bear's foot is a raccoon with rabies.

[Mr. Wells]

1) Sentence does not begin with a prepositional phrase

2) This is a complex sentence with two prepositional phrases

3) INCORRECT; if you remove "with rabis," the sentences would have parallel structure

[amandalewis]

1.
-By the tree is the swing, which is by the front of the house.

2.
-The bear was in the woods, while the raccoon ran away.

3.
-Behind the first door is a bear. Beneath the bear's foot is a raccoon.