

Absolute Phrases
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English
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9th - 10th Grade
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Monica Clark-Franceschini
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NOUN + PARTICIPLE
Arms waving
NOUN + PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE
Head in his hands
NOUN + ADJECTIVE
Eyes sad
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--ing or --ed (unless it's an irregular verb)
Looks like a verb, used as an adjective
Walking quickly
Crying softly
Created by the artist
Made of wood
Frozen in place
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Multiple Choice
Bob, smiling widely, posed for a selfie.
absolute
participial
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Multiple Choice
His mouth smiling widely, Bob posed for a selfie.
absolute
participial
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Multiple Choice
Its paw injured, the dog limped towards home.
absolute
participial
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Multiple Choice
The turkey on the table, the guests seated, the family began their Thanksgiving dinner.
absolute
participial
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Multiple Choice
The man walking down the street is my dad.
absolute
participial
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Multiple Choice
Dancing wildly to the music, the crowd was very enthusiastic.
absolute
participial
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Multiple Choice
The wheel gripped firmly by her hands, Chandra began her driving test.
absolute
participial
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Multiple Choice
Gripped with fear, Vontaye walked into the haunted house.
absolute
participial
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Multiple Choice
His body shaking from fear, Vontaye walked past some mummies.
absolute
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Multiple Choice
Bob’s brother, smiling deviously, took the last Twinkie.
absolute
participial
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Multiple Choice
The zombies, eyes glazed over with thirst, shuffled in Bobby’s direction.
absolute
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Hands clasped, the people formed a human chain to face the zombies.
absolute
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Making a lot of noise, Bob cut his grass and annoyed all of the neighbors.
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His equipment making horrendous noises, Bob cut the grass and annoyed all his neighbors.
absolute
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Voices raised in anger, the crowd booed the musician.
absolute
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Multiple Choice
Everyone looked at the turkey as Mom pulled it out of the oven, charred and smoking.
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