The sentence that includes a participial phrase is:
"Staring down the mountain, Jack was excited for a day of skiing."
The phrase "Staring down the mountain" acts as a participial phrase describing Jack's state or action.
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Would you help our planning the trip?
Would you help our planning the trip?
Staring down the mountain, Jack was excited for a day of skiing.
Staring down the mountain, Jack was excited for a day of skiing.
I would like to go to the new mountain resort.
I would like to go to the new mountain resort.
I looked in the closet for my sweater.
I looked in the closet for my sweater.
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The sentence that includes a participial phrase is:
"Staring down the mountain, Jack was excited for a day of skiing."
The phrase "Staring down the mountain" acts as a participial phrase describing Jack's state or action.
The sentence that includes a prepositional phrase is:
"The test was moved to Wednesday."
The phrase "to Wednesday" is a prepositional phrase, with "to" being the preposition.
The sentence that has correct pronoun and antecedent agreement is:
"While the neighbors were walking to the store, they dropped their money and the wind blew it away."
In this sentence, the pronoun "they" correctly refers to the plural antecedent "the neighbors," and "their" appropriately refers back to "the neighbors" as well.
The sentence that includes a dependent clause is:
"When looking out the window, they saw the first leaf fall."
The phrase "When looking out the window" is a dependent clause because it cannot stand alone as a complete sentence and relies on the main clause "they saw the first leaf fall" to give it meaning.
The option that turns the sentence written in passive voice into active voice is:
"The coach said the team lost by making many mistakes."
In this sentence, the subject "the team" is performing the action of losing, which shifts it into active voice.
Here is a revision of your sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in parentheses:
The triumphant tennis player feels proud of himself. He sees all of his efforts pay off in this one match. The fans cheer, the cameras flash, and victory is claimed.
This maintains the active voice for most of the verbs and adjusts the last one for proper agreement with the subject.