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What is the correct modifier

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You have the correct answer. the answer is A. remember that a modifier is a word that adds more description to an action, but the sentence would still make sense without it. so if you need to do another problem like this, try taking out the word in italics to see if the sentence still makes sense. if it does, you have chosen the correct modifier. (:

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