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11 June, 03:04

Read the sentences. Queen Elizabeth rode in a carriage. The carriage was drawn by two Windsor Greys. She waved to the crowd. Which of these best combines these sentences using a subordinate participial phrase? Queen Elizabeth, drawn by two Windsor Greys, rode in a carriage waving to the crowd. Waving to the crowd, Queen Elizabeth rode in a carriage drawn by two Windsor Greys. Riding in a carriage, two Windsor Greys drew Queen Elizabeth waving to the crowd. Drawn by two Windsor Greys, the carriage was ridden in by Queen Elizabeth who was waving to the crowd.

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  1. 11 June, 05:19
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    "Waving to the crowd, Queen Elizabeth rode in a carriage drawn by two Windsor Greys" is the best combination of these three sentences because of its simplicity.
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