The prepositional phrase in this sentence is "beside the front door." It serves to describe the location of the metal stand in relation to the front door.
If a burglar come into your home they will take the change, so you know someone has entered your home.
look for some hot sauce and put it in your inventory and put an O berry on it and give it to the black PUFFLE. in front the door
They put poo in a bag and put it in front of the door
some one put a spell on you
they put sand bags in front of their door to stop the water coming in or the helicopter would come and take them
Put a brick or something in front of it
People say onions scare vampires , but its not that's why they originally put pumpkins on their front door step. But this is not real its what people say but its just a fake thing.
Putting flowers in front of a tombstone is customary when visiting a grave site. Some people may choose to put the flowers behind it, but it is normal to put them in front. It could all be about personal preference as well.
Yes it can, but some people say you shouldn't put a comma in front of an and.
Tony slammed his nose in a door. So another one had to be put in. Cause hes dumb.
Sadly they were put to death too, some in front of a firing squad, some were tortured before being put to death