Choose the sentence in which the prepositional phrase "down the street" best explains where the speaker was driving.

a. driving down the street, i saw the cat.

b. driving, i saw the cat down the street.

c. i saw the cat driving down the street.

d. while driving, i saw the cat down the street.

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Zion Hoover

English

14 September, 13:06

Choose the sentence in which the prepositional phrase "down the street" best explains where the speaker was driving.

a. driving down the street, i saw the cat.

b. driving, i saw the cat down the street.

c. i saw the cat driving down the street.

d. while driving, i saw the cat down the street.

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Henry Clark · Answer 1

A. driving down the street, i saw the cat.

Most of the other answers seem to entail that the cat was driving, or stated where * it * was, rather than the speaker.

Choose the sentence in which the prepositional phrase "down the street" best explains where the speaker was driving.a. driving down the street, i saw the cat.b. driving, i saw the cat down the street.c. i saw the cat driving down the street.d. while driving, i saw the cat down the street.

Choose the sentence in which the prepositional phrase "down the street" best explains where the speaker was driving.

a. driving down the street, i saw the cat.

b. driving, i saw the cat down the street.

c. i saw the cat driving down the street.

d. while driving, i saw the cat down the street.