Kimberly and Emily, eating their lunch, are in the cafeteria right now. Which of the following is the participial phrase from the sentence? A. Kimberly and Emily B. eating their lunch C. are in the cafeteria

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Kimberly and Emily, eating their lunch, are in the cafeteria right now. Which of the following is the participial phrase from the sentence?

A. Kimberly and Emily
B. eating their lunch
C. are in the cafeteria
D. right now

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