b. Do
Auxiliary verbs form the mood or tense of the other verbs in the sentence. There are three primary auxiliary verbs in the English language and these are: be, have and do.
The first one should be was instead of is after "Go"
Answer: C. because
Explanation:
Repair: fix or mend
Invite: make a polite, formal, or friendly request to (someone) to go somewhere or to do something.
Because: for the reason that; since.
Cooking: prepare food, a dish, or a meal
From the given choice, "repair", "invite", and "cooking" are all verbs or in-person actions, while "<u>because</u>" is a conjunction.
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The Revision that best corrects the error in the sentence is option (c) i.e, Armed with their bats, balls, and mitts, the team raced to the field to practice for the game.
<h3 /><h3>What do you mean by Revision of the sentence?</h3><h3 />
Revision is the process of rephrasing a sentence while preserving its original meaning. Through sentence reframing, a complicated sentence can be made simpler.
It can also be used to switch from direct speech to indirect speech and from the active voice to the passive voice.
Option(c) is the version that does the best job of fixing the problem in the sentence. The most effective sentence structure uses race as the main verb and combines the information in a participle phrase.
A present or past participle marks the beginning of a participle phrase. With their bats, balls, and mitts in hand, the sentence in this instance begins with the past participle. A participle phrase will frequently include objects and/or modifiers that complete the notion because all phrases need two or more words (the PP with their bats, balls, and mitts). They also serve as adjectives in every case, giving the text greater description. In this instance, the team is modified by the past participle.
To know more about past participle refer to: brainly.com/question/10240725
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tbh i think its a independent clause but if its wrong but if it is please forgive me
