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(Wishing to be heard), the speaker used a microphone. Are the italicized words a phrase or a clause? What word do they modify?
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(Wishing to be heard), the speaker used a microphone.
Are the italicized words a phrase or a clause?
What word do they modify?
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Which of the following is a traditional type of Scandinavian architecture?
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they are a phrase....
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