An adverb phrase consists of words that function as an adverb: it modifies a verb, adjective and an adverb expressing a relation to time, place, manner, cause, degree or circumstance. In the given sentence above, the adverb phrase used is option A. In colonial days. This is an adverb phrase of time.
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Answer:
In the beginning, I thought it was necessary for me to take a fitness class because I wanted to lose weight. My goal was to lose ten pounds because I noticed a difference in my weight after my first semester in college and my clothes did not fit the same. However, I realized that I should have a new goal for well-being. My fitness goal is to become healthier by eating foods that nourish the body and building a routine that will keep me active. My objective is to train my body where I can complete simple tasks such as walking up stairs without feeling winded. I have come to the conclusion that I will not be the same size I was as a freshman in college but I can take the initiative to be in shape and maintain good health.
Explanation:
the answer is letter C because our brains organize our perceptions by
putting information into sequential order and grouping similar things together
