Does the sentence use modifiers correctly?

English

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Luda [366]2 years ago

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Answer:

Yes.

Explanation:

Modifiers are words, phrase, or clause that gives information about another word in the same sentence.

The sentence "Though <em>exhausted</em> by the effort, I couldn't get the<em> iron gate to budge</em>, no matter how hard I pushed." is a modifier.

The person is exhausted. Why? Because they were pushing an iron gate.

Hope I explain it correctly.

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