A participial phrase is a phrase that contains a present participle or a word that ends in ing (such as running), or a past participle ending in en (such as proven), as well as modifiers, objects, and compliments. In this example we are looking for a sentence that is properly constructed and is logical in expressing the message of the sentence. Therefore, the best choice is C.) The grocery store clerk placed dented cans on a shelf reserved for items on sale. The other sentences use tenses improperly or construct strange ordering of actions in the sentences.
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:
second choice
Explanation:
explicit means that it is stated clearly and implicit means that it is implied
