Choose the grammatically correct use of an absolute phrase from the following sentences.

The love of my life walked out of the door, a cappuccino in her hand.
The love of my life walked out of the door a cappuccino in her hand.
The love of my life walked out of the door, and a cappuccino in her hand.
The love of my life walked out of the door; a cappuccino in her hand.

Question

Choose the grammatically correct use of an absolute phrase from the following sentences.

 The love of my life walked out of the door, a cappuccino in her hand.
 The love of my life walked out of the door a cappuccino in her hand.
 The love of my life walked out of the door, and a cappuccino in her hand.
 The love of my life walked out of the door; a cappuccino in her hand.

anonymous · Answer

I think its A, Is that correct?

anonymous · Answer

Well, think about it like this. after every comma could you replace it with the word and?

anonymous · Answer

I would say it is D, if that's wrong a runner up is B