Part A: The sentence that includes a participial phrase is:
Shivering from the cold, the dog curled up by the fire.
Part B: In this sentence, the participial phrase "Shivering from the cold" functions as an adjective, describing the noun "the dog."
Responses
Shivering from the cold, the dog curled up by the fire.
Shivering from the cold, the dog curled up by the fire.
He read a fascinating book.
He read a fascinating book.
They built a sandcastle on the beach.
They built a sandcastle on the beach.
The flowers bloomed beautifully.
The flowers bloomed beautifully.
Question 2
Part B: In the correct response for Part A, what is the function of that participial phrase? (1 point)
Responses
It functions as a verb.
It functions as a verb.
It functions as a noun.
It functions as a noun.
It functions as an adjective.
It functions as an adjective.
It functions as an adverb.
It functions as an adverb.
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Part A: The sentence that includes a participial phrase is:
Shivering from the cold, the dog curled up by the fire.
Part B: In this sentence, the participial phrase "Shivering from the cold" functions as an adjective, describing the noun "the dog."