English, 12.01.2021 20:10 bobduncan15

3. What kind of phrase is “Words spewing out of her mouth”? A) verb phrase
B) adverbial phrase
C)
participial phrase
D)
prepositional phrase
E)
noun phrase
F) absolute phrase
G) adjectival phrase

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