Question
hich sentence includes a participial phrase?(1 point)
Responses
I am hurrying to make sure I make it to class on time.
I am hurrying to make sure I make it to class on time. - no response given
Climbing to the top of the tower made me feel dizzy.
Climbing to the top of the tower made me feel dizzy. - incorrect
The small boy was afraid to jump off the diving board.
The small boy was afraid to jump off the diving board. - no response given
Please make sure you are prepared for the meeting.
Responses
I am hurrying to make sure I make it to class on time.
I am hurrying to make sure I make it to class on time. - no response given
Climbing to the top of the tower made me feel dizzy.
Climbing to the top of the tower made me feel dizzy. - incorrect
The small boy was afraid to jump off the diving board.
The small boy was afraid to jump off the diving board. - no response given
Please make sure you are prepared for the meeting.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The sentence that includes a participial phrase is:
**Climbing to the top of the tower made me feel dizzy.**
The phrase "Climbing to the top of the tower" is a participial phrase, as "climbing" is a present participle that describes the action related to the subject in the sentence.
**Climbing to the top of the tower made me feel dizzy.**
The phrase "Climbing to the top of the tower" is a participial phrase, as "climbing" is a present participle that describes the action related to the subject in the sentence.
wrong
GPT-4o mini
I apologize for the confusion. Let's clarify the sentences again and find the participial phrase.
A participial phrase typically includes a participle and any modifiers or complements.
In your provided options:
1. **I am hurrying to make sure I make it to class on time.** - No participial phrase.
2. **Climbing to the top of the tower made me feel dizzy.** - "Climbing to the top of the tower" is a gerund phrase, not a participial phrase. My mistake.
3. **The small boy was afraid to jump off the diving board.** - No participial phrase.
4. **Please make sure you are prepared for the meeting.** - "Prepared for the meeting" is a participial phrase.
The correct answer is **"Please make sure you are prepared for the meeting."** Thank you for your patience, and I appreciate your understanding!
A participial phrase typically includes a participle and any modifiers or complements.
In your provided options:
1. **I am hurrying to make sure I make it to class on time.** - No participial phrase.
2. **Climbing to the top of the tower made me feel dizzy.** - "Climbing to the top of the tower" is a gerund phrase, not a participial phrase. My mistake.
3. **The small boy was afraid to jump off the diving board.** - No participial phrase.
4. **Please make sure you are prepared for the meeting.** - "Prepared for the meeting" is a participial phrase.
The correct answer is **"Please make sure you are prepared for the meeting."** Thank you for your patience, and I appreciate your understanding!