Question

Which of the following sentences contains a participial phrase?
A. Throughout the winter, Jacob ran five times a week for more than three hours.
B.
The cold, snowy weather forced Jacob to run slower and farther.
C. Jacob enjoyed running and biking during the early morning hours.
D. Running in the snow, Jacob told himself that all of his hard work would be worth it.

Answer 1

Answer:

I would go with B,

Explanation:

because it helps the reader understand what disseminate doesn't mean, which is to keep something a secret.

Answer 2

The sentence that contains a participial phrase is, Running in the snow, Jacob told himself that all of his hard work would be worth it.

What is participial phrase?

Participial phrase is a phrase that starts with a participial, have modifier, noun and pronoun in it.

Because participial phrase expresses the conditions that are happening at the same time as the action in the sentence are taking place. Participial phrase starts with a participial, have modifier, noun and pronoun in it. Thus,  in this sentence it shows that Jacob is running in the snow, which means the action is going on and it is shows the condition in which the action is happening in the sentence.

Hence the correct option is,  D. Running in the snow, Jacob told himself that all of his hard work would be worth it.

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