Asked by tallie (im 5'2)
Use the sentence to answer the question.
Running at full speed, the sprinter soared across the finish line.
What kind of phrase or clause is used in the beginning of this sentence and what does it modify?
(1 point)
a participial phrase that modifies sprinter
a dependent clause that modifies an entire sentence
a prepositional phrase that modifies soared
a relative clause that modifies finish line
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a participial phrase that modifies sprinter
"Running at full speed" is a participial phrase (present participle) describing "the sprinter."
"Running at full speed" is a participial phrase (present participle) describing "the sprinter."
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