$\underline{\text { Driving all day through the park, }}$ I came to the camp of the Gagudju who once lived at the site of the cavern.
A)independent clause
B)subordinate clause
C)participle phrase
D)gerund phrase
E)prepositional phrase

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The phrase "Driving all day through the park" is a participle phrase because it begins with a present participle ("Driving") and describes the action taken by the subject of the main clause.

Driving all day through the park, ‾\underline{\text { Driving all day through the park, }} Driving all day through the park, ​ I Came to the Camp of the Gagudju Who Once

$\underline{\text { Driving all day through the park, }}$ I Came to the Camp of the Gagudju Who Once