The sentence that uses the participial phrase correctly is:
C. Trapped under the log, Chandler yelled for help.
<h3>What is a Participial phrase?</h3>
A participial phrase is a group of words that contain a participle, its modifier, a pronoun, and a noun phrase. Note that a participle is formed from a verb and can also function as an adjective.
So, in the sentence chosen above, the participial phrase, "trapped under the log" modifies Chandler. It is a kind of adjective that throws more meaning and insight into the events in the story.
Of all the sentences provided, option C best matches the meaning of a participial phrase.
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His wife Elizabeth kept asking him if he was ever alone with abby, and the guilt that he felt from lying to elizabeth caused him to confess.
Answer forest are wet but can also be dry
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The first correction should be that the first word, minutes, is capitalized and the s at the end is removed, because the word minute is an adjective used to describe something that is very small, while the word minutes is the plural form of the word minute, which is a unit of time amounting to 60 seconds. The second is that in the the word grows, the s at the end must be removed as the subject, plankton, is plural.
