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Answer 1

@foreverjennnicole

Answer 2

Which best describes the underlined group of words?

Rachel lives in the house by the lake.

A.
adjective phrase

B.
appositive phrase

C.
adverb phrase

D.
misplaced modifier

Answer 3

by the lake is underlined

Answer 4

i think adjective phrase

Answer 5

@foreverjennnicole

Answer 6

Sorry, I went to eat dinner x) Anyways, I don't think so. An adjective phrase is a phrase whose head word is an adjective. For example: fond of steak, very happy, quite upset about it, etc. What's your next guess?

Answer 7

My seconed guess would be c @foreverjennnicole

Answer 8

An adverb phrase is two or more words that act as an adverb. It can modify a verb, adverb, or adjective and can tell “how”, “where”, “why”, or “when.” Since "at the lake" describes where, I would say C is correct :)

Answer 9

Which best describes the underlined group of words?

A group of ducklings waddled behind the mother duck.

A.
appositive phrase

B.
adverb phrase

C.
adjective phrase

D.
misplaced modifier

underlined behind the mother duck.

Answer 10

i think adverb phrase

Answer 11

Yep!

Answer 12

Which best describes the underlined group of words?

Ultimately, they moved to Roanoke, our hometown.

A.
appositive phrase

B.
adjective phrase

C.
adverb phrase

D.
misplaced modifier

Answer 13

our hometown. underlined

Answer 14

i think appositive phrase

Answer 15

This is a tricky one. I know it's not B and I don't think it's C or D, so A seems like it would be the best choice... but I'm pretty positive that "they moved to Roanoke" is the appositive phrase, not "our hometown". So it could possibly be another adverb phrase, OR it could be D if the they're suggesting the sentence should be "Ultimately, they moved to our hometown, Roanoke." instead. I would say this one is your call

Answer 16

Which word in the sentence does the underlined phrase modify?

I called Grandmother at 6 o'clock and told her about the contest.

A.
Grandmother

B.
told

C.
called

D.
about

underline at 6 o'clock

Answer 17

i think Grandmother

Answer 18

I think it's called because "6 o clock" describes WHEN she called, not who she called. How many more?

Answer 19

about 10

Answer 20

Which describes the underlined phrase in the sentence?

At the park, we watched the man juggling six oranges.

A.
infinitive phrase

B.
misplaced modifier

C.
participial phrase

D.
gerund phrase

underlined juggling six oranges.

Answer 21

What do you think?

Answer 22

im on a diffrent question now.

Answer 23

How is the gerund phrase used in this sentence?

Angela must give putting that issue on the ballot her best efforts.

A.
direct object

B.
predicate nominative

C.
subject

D.
indirect object

Answer 24

i think indirect object @foreverjennnicole

Answer 25

"putting that issue on the ballot" is the gerund phrase, so I actually think it's direct object.

Answer 26

How is the gerund phrase used in this sentence?

For two years, his job remained broadcasting the early morning weather.

A.
predicate nominative

B.
direct object

C.
indirect object

D.
subject

Answer 27

i think a maybe?

Answer 28

I agree

Answer 29

Which best describes the underlined clause?

A pair of muddy shoes in the hallway told me that Eric was home.

A.
possessive

B.
adverb clause

C.
adjective clause

D.
noun clause

Answer 30

b?

Answer 31

@foreverjennnicole

Answer 32

What's the underlined clause

Answer 33

oh sorry

Answer 34

that Eric was home.

Answer 35

I agree, B

Answer 36

Which best describes the underlined clause?

His brow furrowed as he heard the puzzling news.
A.
adjective clause

B.
adverb clause

C.
noun clause

D.
possessive


as he heard the puzzling news.

b?

Answer 37

Yes

Answer 38

just a few more(:
thank you for doing this for so many so far

Answer 39

Which best describes the underlined clause?

I liked the movie about whales, which we saw at the aquarium last summer.

A.
noun clause

B.
possessive

C.
adverb clause

D.
adjective clause
which we saw at the aquarium last summer


adjective clause

Answer 40

Yeah, I'd say D or C

Answer 41

last one

Answer 42

Which best describes the verb in the sentence?

They have been planning this event since the fall.

A.
present progressive

B.
past perfect progressive

C.
present perfect

D.
present perfect progressive

Answer 43

present perfect progressive?

Answer 44

Yes

Answer 45

i got an 80% thank you soooo muchhh!!!!!((:

Answer 46

Awesome! Glad I could help :)