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A- Declarative sentences use a period.
“We left the diner late because we saw some old friends” is the sentence with a clause used as a modifier to the verb.
Answer: Option 2
<u>Explanation:
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In the given sentence, the word ‘left’ denotes the verb action did by the subject ‘we’. And, we familiar about the modifier. It actually explains the action with where, when, why and how it probably happened.
From this clear explanation, we see that the phrase “because we saw some old friends” in the given sentence elaborated the action’ reason which verb denotes. So, concluding that Option 2 is correct sentence in using modifier with clause to the verb.
Please note that the options were not given. A meaning-emphasis approach is seen in reading to have to do with use of whole word in reading.
<h3>What is instruction?</h3>
In education, instruction actually refers to the process of teaching and administering lessons to students. Code emphasis and meaning-emphasis approaches are used when giving instruction to students.
We see here that meaning-emphasis approach has to do with the use of whole word.
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