Which sentence correctly uses a participial phrase to modify a noun?
A. The dog barking loudly scared the mailman.
B. The loudly barking dog scared the mailman.
C. Barking loudly, the dog scared the mailman.
D. The dog, barking loudly, scared the mailman.
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A. She can sings beautifully.
B. They must to leave now.
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The principal will have made an announcement before lunch time.
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A. She will be missed.
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