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What is the absolute phrase in this sentence?
Their backpacks fully loaded, the mountain climbers listened to the guide's directions before beginning the trek.
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to the guide's directions
to the guide's directions
before beginning the trek
before beginning the trek
the mountain climbers listened
the mountain climbers listened
Their backpacks fully loaded
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"Their backpacks fully loaded."
Explanation: it's an absolute phrase (a noun + participial/adjective phrase) that modifies the whole sentence rather than a single noun.
Explanation: it's an absolute phrase (a noun + participial/adjective phrase) that modifies the whole sentence rather than a single noun.
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