Gerund, Participle, Absolute, and Appositive Phrases

Improve your writing by attaching different types of phrases to your sentence.

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[@mariamkinen8036]

Takes some time to sink in deep, but this WAS CLEAR N CONCISE. Thanks a lot.

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[@annakissinshechter2512]

sorry, but "treading carefully" modifies "went," not "Tom." It functions as an adverb, not as an adjective. It tells us how Tom went, not what Tom is like.

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I didn't understand the absolute phrase.

[@mariamkinen8036]

It describes the situation . I lost some of it too, but I'll repeat to catch up all of it.