[ Grammar ]
Ethan, those hairy things on the end of your feet are your toes!
In this sentence, “on the end of your feet” is a ______
A. dependent clause
B. independent clause
C. phrase
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A. never goes out
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A. Imperative
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“Why don´t we go out for a walk?” she said. (suggest)
A. She suggested going out for a walk.
B. She suggested to go out for a walk.
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