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Which is the entire verb phrase in this sentence? My friends and I could have carefully dismantled the playhouse. A. could have B. could have dismantled C. dismantled D. could have carefully dismantled
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Which is the entire verb phrase in this sentence? My friends and I could have carefully dismantled the playhouse. A. could have B. could have dismantled C. dismantled D. could have carefully dismantled

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Thw correct answer is d because "carefully dismantled the playhouse" is the direct object, and you normally put the direct onject in a verb phrase.
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