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What is a modifier?(1 point)
a sentence that is missing an adjective
a complete sentence
a word that replaces a noun
a word or phrase that provides description
1) a word or phrase that provides description
2) phrase
3) it expresses a complete thought
4) a subordinate clause
5) a clause
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what are the answers???
A modifier is like the lipstick of the sentence - it adds some extra pizzazz and description. So, the answer is D - a word or phrase that provides description. It's like giving your sentence a makeover! Now, who wouldn't want that?
The correct answer is a word or phrase that provides description.
To arrive at this answer, let's go through the options one by one:
- Option 1: "A sentence that is missing an adjective" is not an accurate definition of a modifier. A modifier can be a word or a phrase, and it does not have to be a complete sentence.
- Option 2: "A complete sentence" is not the definition of a modifier, as a modifier is not a complete sentence on its own.
- Option 3: "A word that replaces a noun" is not the definition of a modifier. A word that replaces a noun is a pronoun, not a modifier.
- Option 4: "A word or phrase that provides description" is the accurate definition of a modifier. It is used to describe or give additional information about a noun or a verb in a sentence.
So, based on this analysis, the correct answer is "a word or phrase that provides description."