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Which words in the sentence make up the participial phrase? Seventh-grade students, answering a survey, requested bike paths for their city. A. requested bike paths B. seventh-grade students C. for their city D. answering a survey
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User: Which words in the sentence make up the participial phrase? Seventh-grade students, answering a survey, requested bike paths for their city. A. requested bike paths B. seventh-grade students C. for their city D. answering a survey

Weegy: Seventh-grade students, answering a survey, requested bike paths for their city. Participial Phrase: answering a survey.

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User: Which words in the sentence make up the participial phrase? Watching through the window, the mother saw that her two children were safe in the yard. A. the mother saw that B. watching through the window C. her two children D. were safe in the yard

Weegy: Watching through the window, the mother saw that her two children were safe in the yard.
Participial phrase: watching through the window.



User: Which words in the sentence make up the participial phrase? My mother's favorite dish on the menu is the chicken cooked in garlic sauce. A. on the menu B. my mother's favorite dish C. is the chicken D. cooked in garlic sauce

Weegy: Cooked in garlic sauce, are words in the sentence make up the participial phrase.
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User: Which words in the sentence make up the participial phrase? Ned, worried about his friend, visited him often at the hospital in the city. A. worried about his friend B. at the hospital C. in the city D. visited him often

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Ned, worried about his friend, visited him often at the hospital in the city.
Participial phrase: worried about his friend,
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