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Use the sentences below to answer the question.


To reach her goal of buying a new bike, Marsha will need to save $10 each week.


To reach her goal of buying a new bike each week, Marsha will need to save $10.


Explain how the placement of the italicized phrase changes the meaning of the sentence.

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Responses

The meaning doesn’t change.
The meaning doesn’t change.

In the first sentence, the goal is to save $10. In the second sentence, the goal is to buy a new bike.
In the first sentence, the goal is to save $10. In the second sentence, the goal is to buy a new bike.

The amount of time needed changes in each sentence.
The amount of time needed changes in each sentence.

In the first sentence, the phrase modified the $10, saying each week she needs to save $10.

In the second sentence, the phrase modified the bike, saying the goal is to buy a new bike each week.

In the first sentence, the phrase modified the $10, saying each week she needs to save $10. In the second sentence, the phrase modified the bike, saying the goal is to buy a new bike each week.
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Answered by I <3 MY EXXX
is this answer correct
Answered by I <3 MY EXXX

We are not allowed to wear shoes inside at my grandparents house.


What are the words in bold?

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phrase
phrase

independent clause
independent clause

dependent clause
dependent clause

sentence
Answered by GPT 3.5
In the first sentence, the phrase modified the $10, saying each week she needs to save $10. In the second sentence, the phrase modified the bike, saying the goal is to buy a new bike each week.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Yes, the answer is correct. It explains how the placement of the italicized phrase changes the meaning of the sentence effectively. The phrase modifies different parts of the sentence in each case, leading to a different overall meaning.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The words in bold are "shoes inside."