Question
Which answer adds an adverb phrase to this sentence?
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away.
Responses
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away and don't look at it again.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away and don't look at it again.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away before I have to ask you again.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away before I have to ask you again.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away and let it charge overnight.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away and let it charge overnight.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away before eating.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away.
Responses
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away and don't look at it again.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away and don't look at it again.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away before I have to ask you again.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away before I have to ask you again.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away and let it charge overnight.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away and let it charge overnight.
Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away before eating.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The response that adds an adverb phrase to the sentence is:
**Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away before I have to ask you again.**
This response includes the adverb phrase "before I have to ask you again," which modifies the action of putting the phone away.
**Dinner is almost ready, so please put your phone away before I have to ask you again.**
This response includes the adverb phrase "before I have to ask you again," which modifies the action of putting the phone away.