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Approaching the curve, the car slowed down. In that sentence what is the Participle Phrase and the Word Modified?
Approaching the curve, the car slowed down. Participle phrase: Approaching the curve Word Modified: Car
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Approaching the curve, the car slowed down.
Participle phrase: Approaching the curve
Word Modified: Car

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