Choose the adjectival phrase to modify "ice cream" and to add more detail to the following sentence. I would like ice cream.

I would like ice cream with chocolate and caramel sauce.

I would like vanilla ice cream.

I would like ice cream after dinner.

I would like ice cream, and don't forget whipped cream, too.

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Braxton Kelly

29 May, 11:19

Choose the adjectival phrase to modify "ice cream" and to add more detail to the following sentence. I would like ice cream.

I would like ice cream with chocolate and caramel sauce.

I would like vanilla ice cream.

I would like ice cream after dinner.

I would like ice cream, and don't forget whipped cream, too.

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Cory Gilmore · Answer 1

I would like vanilla bean ice cream with lots of whipped cream, oh and a nice cherry on top.

Kathy Townsend · Answer 2

Sorry this is so late:

I'd say that 'I would like ice cream with chocolate and caramel sauce.' (A) is the correct option for this one; since 'chocolate with caramel sauce' is adding more detail on how the narrator would like their ice cream done.

(Sorry if this is worded strangely, I couldn't think of a better way to word it ...)