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Identify the italicized phrase in the following sentence. Running out of gas, the car came to a stop. It is used as a(n):

Identify the italicized phrase in the following sentence. Running out of gas, the car came to a stop. It is used as a(n):
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Identify the italicized phrase in the following sentence.

Running out of gas, the car came to a stop.



It is used as a(n):

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the answer is participial phrase and adverb

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If the phrase which is italicized is running out of gas, that would be a participial phrase used as an adverb.
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