Philip likes to eat lobster with drawn butter and fried potatoes. The sentence above includes two participles used as adjectives; click on the response below that lists the correct items. Choose one answer.

a. Philip, lobster

b. likes, eat

c. drawn, fried

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Demetrius Carrillo

English

27 March, 07:32

Philip likes to eat lobster with drawn butter and fried potatoes. The sentence above includes two participles used as adjectives; click on the response below that lists the correct items. Choose one answer.

a. Philip, lobster

b. likes, eat

c. drawn, fried

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Hadley Conley · Answer 1

c. Drawn, fried.

Explanation:

In English grammar, there are two types of participles that can be used in a sentence. The first is the present participle which ends with - ing and the other is the pat participle which ends in - ed, or anything in the past form of the verb.

Adjective are those words that are used to describe or give a more specific detail about the nouns they are agreeing with. So the adjectives in the sentence are "drawn" and "fried" which also serve / act as participles.

Thus, the correct answer is option (c).

Philip likes to eat lobster with drawn butter and fried potatoes. The sentence above includes two participles used as adjectives; click on the response below that lists the correct items. Choose one answer.a. Philip, lobsterb. likes, eatc. drawn, fried

Philip likes to eat lobster with drawn butter and fried potatoes. The sentence above includes two participles used as adjectives; click on the response below that lists the correct items. Choose one answer.

a. Philip, lobster

b. likes, eat

c. drawn, fried