Take the loose change to a self-service coin machine. Where does the clause "that you have collected over the years" belong in the sentence above? A. between the and loose B. after machine C. between change and to D. before Take

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Gracelyn Silva

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19 December, 12:24

Take the loose change to a self-service coin machine. Where does the clause "that you have collected over the years" belong in the sentence above? A. between the and loose B. after machine C. between change and to D. before Take

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Yosef Mclaughlin · Answer 1

Answer: A.

between change and to

Explanation:A modifier should be placed as close as possible to the thing that it is meant to modify. The clause "that you have collected over the years" is meant to modify "change." Therefore, the sentence should read, "Take the loose change that you have collected over the years to a self-service coin machine."