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Which sentence correctly punctuates its participial phrase?

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The sentence that correctly punctuates its participial phrase is A, that is, the one that reads as follows: "Subjected to ridiculous laws, Jews were prevented from joining their Dutch friends in many social activities". When participial phrases introduce the main clause, the two structures should be separated by a comma.

Leto [7]3 years ago

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The first one: Subjected to ridiculous laws, Jews were prevented from joining their Dutch friends in many social activites.

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