Question

Which choice correctly uses a participle to combine the choppy sentences?

Jonah breezed through the test. Jonah was feeling confident.
A. Feeling confident, Jonah breezed through the test.
B. Confidently, Jonah breezed through the test.
C. To feel confident, Jonah breezed through the test.
D. The test was a breeze, Jonah felt confidently.

Answer 1

The correct choice that uses a participle to combine the sentences is:

**A. Feeling confident, Jonah breezed through the test.**

This option effectively uses the participial phrase "Feeling confident" to connect the two ideas smoothly.