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Which of these is a noun phrase from this sentence? Chick-fil-a, a restaurant started in Georgia, is my favorite fast-food place. Question 25 options: a restaurant started in Georgia started in Georgia
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Which of these is a noun phrase from this sentence?

Chick-fil-a, a restaurant started in Georgia, is my favorite fast-food place.

Question 25 options:

a restaurant started in Georgia


started in Georgia


in Georgia


Chick-fil-a

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The correct answer is a restaurant that started in Georgia
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I believe it's a restaurant started in Georgia hope this helps :)
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