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25 December, 18:34

Which answer adds a participial phrase to this sentence?

Before the buzzer, the runner tripped on a shoelace.

A Before the buzzer, the runner tripped on a shoelace dangling from her shoe. B Before the buzzer, the runner tripped on a shoelace with grace. C Before the buzzer, the runner tripped on a shoelace and fell on the ground. D Before the buzzer, the runner tripped on a shoelace in front of the crowd.

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  1. 25 December, 18:54
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    I'm pretty sure it's A) Before the buzzer, the runner tripped on a shoelace dangling from he shoe.
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