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A) What is an absolute phrase? (1 point)
a dependent clause that functions as an adverb
a clause that does not form a sentence
a set of two or more words that includes a noun and a modifier and modifies a sentence
a preposition followed by its object and the object’s modifiers
The debate team was concerned that next opponents better prepared than the last
opponents.
A) Select the correct answers from the lists. (1 point)
A) How is a phrase different from a clause? (1 point)
A phrase is always at the end of a sentence.
A phrase lacks a subject and a verb.
A phrase always modifies an entire sentence.
A phrase can stand on its own.
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A)
Use the sentences to answer the question.
Franklin spent an hour researching at the library last night. He checked out four books to finish
the project at home.
Which one shows how these sentences can be manipulated to create a compound sentence
that has the same meaning as the original sentences?
(1 point)
To finish the project at home, Franklin brought home four books after he spent an hour
researching at the library last night.
After spending an hour researching at the library last night, Franklin decided to finish the project
at home and checked out four books.
Franklin spent an hour researching at the library last night, and he checked out four books to
finish the project at home.
Franklin checked out four books from the library; he had already spent an hour researching last
night.
A) What is needed to connect a dependent clause with an independent clause to form a
complex sentence? (1 point)
a preposition
a relative pronoun
a subordinating conjunction
a conjunction

GPT-4o mini · Answer

Here are the answers to your questions:

Question 1: What is an absolute phrase?
Answer: a set of two or more words that includes a noun and a modifier and modifies a sentence.

Question 2: How is a phrase different from a clause?
Answer: A phrase lacks a subject and a verb.

Question 3: Which one shows how these sentences can be manipulated to create a compound sentence that has the same meaning as the original sentences?
Answer: Franklin spent an hour researching at the library last night, and he checked out four books to finish the project at home.

Question 4: What is needed to connect a dependent clause with an independent clause to form a complex sentence?
Answer: a subordinating conjunction.

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