$\underline{\text { Pushing his glasses back to the bridge of his nose, }}$ Brent MacDouglas spoke about the joys of theoretical physics.
A)independent clause
B)subordinate clause
C)participle phrase
D)gerund phrase
E)prepositional phrase

Question

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The phrase "Pushing his glasses back to the bridge of his nose" is a participle phrase because it begins with the present participle "Pushing" and describes the subject "Brent MacDouglas."

Pushing his glasses back to the bridge of his nose, ‾\underline{\text { Pushing his glasses back to the bridge of his nose, }} Pushing his glasses back to the bridge of his nose, ​

$\underline{\text { Pushing his glasses back to the bridge of his nose, }}$