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Slipping on a banana peel, he dropped the sculpture. "Slipping on a banana peel" is a(n)... a)Gerund Phrase b)Infinitive Phrase c)Participial Phrase and does "Slipping on a banana peel" act like noun adjective
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Slipping on a banana peel, he dropped the sculpture.

"Slipping on a banana peel" is a(n)...

a)Gerund Phrase
b)Infinitive Phrase
c)Participial Phrase

and does "Slipping on a banana peel" act like
noun
adjective
adverb

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It’s b because it’s makes more sense
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Answer: b

Explanation: I think it is an Infinitive Phrase and slipping on a banana peel sounds like an adverb to me I might be wrong but I hope this helped good luck!

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