Select the sentence that has been correctly rewritten to subordinate the italicized portion. Pay attention to the instructions in parentheses to help you select your answer.

The lawyer asked many questions. He was determined to get to the truth. (past participial phrase)

While trying to get to the truth, the lawyer asked many questions.
The lawyer asked many questions, determined to get to the truth.
The lawyer asked many questions, for he was determined to get to the truth.

Question

Select the sentence that has been correctly rewritten to subordinate the italicized portion. Pay attention to the instructions in parentheses to help you select your answer.

The lawyer asked many questions. He was determined to get to the truth. (past participial phrase)

While trying to get to the truth, the lawyer asked many questions.
The lawyer asked many questions, determined to get to the truth.
The lawyer asked many questions, for he was determined to get to the truth.

anonymous · Answer

He was determined to get to the truth. is italicized

anonymous · Answer

I would say that "The lawyer asked many questions, determined to get to the truth." is correct.

anonymous · Answer

I'm not 100% sure, but it seems to be the best answer.

anonymous · Answer

thank you:)

anonymous · Answer

No problem! :-D