Question

Which sentence has a correctly placed participial phrase?

A.
My friend and I studied books borrowed from the library on the corner.

B.
My friend and I studied books on the corner borrowed from the library.

C.
Borrowed from the library, my friend and I studied books on the corner.

D.
My friend and I, borrowed from the library, studied books on the corner.

Answer 1

I already worked out this question, but I was confused about "On the corner" part.

Answer 2

I know D. And C. are obviously out.

Answer 3

But I'm not sure if it's A. or B.

Answer 4

I'm thinking it's A. but I'm not sure.

Answer 5

I agree with a I think

Answer 6

what makes you think it is a though?

Answer 7

Because B. doesn't sound right.

Answer 8

And it says "My friend and I studied books on the corner borrowed from the library"

Answer 9

Which I think the problem is that "on the corner" is borrowed, while the books are supposed to be borrowed.

Answer 10

I'm not sure but I'm pretty sure its A. :P

Answer 11

http://grammar.about.com/od/basicsentencegrammar/a/creatpartphrase.htm

Answer 12

I just keep reading about participle phrases

Answer 13

They are a bit confusing but I think a would make the most sense here as well

Answer 14

I apologize if that is wrong, but I know no more about this than you probably