Question

Which underlined phrases give specific details about place? Select two options. A.The grade I earned in trigonometry last year required a lot of time and effort.
B. The student council’s goal is to raise enough money for the homecoming dance.
C.Last week, construction workers began building a new fire station around the corner.
D.Generous and hardworking, the volunteers built the playground over there. E.Sometime last summer, the fruit stand down the street was replaced with a car wash.

Answer 1

The answers are options C and E.

Answer 2

Answer:

Choice C. "Last week, construction workers began building a new fire station around the corner."

Choice E. "Sometime last summer, the fruit stand down the street was replaced with a car wash."

Explanation:

In option C and E, we notice phrases addressing specific place of the subject/action and they are; "around the corner" and "stand down the street," respectively. However, we also notice another expression-"over there"- in point D, but it happens to be vague. Therefore, it cannot be considered.