Question

Which sentence has a correctly placed participial phrase?








A.
The grocery store clerk placed dented cans reserved for items on sale on a shelf.







B.
The grocery store clerk, reserved for items on sale, placed dented cans on a shelf.







C.
Reserved for items on sale, the grocery store clerk placed dented cans on a shelf.







D.
The grocery store clerk placed dented cans on a shelf reserved for items on sale.

Answer 1

I think D..

Answer 2

No

Answer 3

No I think D is right... :/

Answer 4

The items on sale aren't reserved.

Answer 5

but true Con :3

Answer 6

A?

Answer 7

The items on sale aren't reserved.

Answer 8

Well non of them say they aren't reserved.. :T

Answer 9

Check again.

Answer 10

Well, yes, none of the choces say that the cans literally are not reserved, they say something else is reserved.

Answer 11

*choices

Answer 12

No I REALLY think A is right none of the rest make sense :/

Answer 13

Well, I think there was one more that made sense.

Answer 14

C?

Answer 15

I think.

Answer 16

"Reserved for items on sale", the grocery store clerk placed dented cans on a shelf.

The phrase in quotations refers to the dented cans.

Answer 17

Make sense ?

Answer 18

Yes so that is the answer?

Answer 19

Yes

Answer 20

Anymore questons ?

Answer 21

My 'i' on my keyboard is jammed...

Answer 22

Guys.. It`s

Answer 23

D..

Answer 24

Oh...sorry about that, can you reset it ?

Answer 25

I can retake it .... but with different questions in it...

Answer 26

Ok

Answer 27

Retake it.