As you read each sentence, consider what the underlined word or phrase is modifying. Then, choose a description of the modified object from the drop-down menu. The snack bar almost sold all of the drinks during the day. The snack bar sold almost all of the drinks during the day. Disappointed about not being able to ride in the park, the bicycle tire was flat. Disappointed about not being able to ride in the park, the boy noticed his bicycle tire was flat.

We can choose a description of the modified object taking the underlined word or phrase that is modifying it into consideration in the following manner:

The modified object is unclear.
The modified object is clear.
The modified object is missing.
The modified object is clear.

Modified objects in each sentence

In sentence 1, it is unclear whether "almost" refers to the verb "sold" or to the object "all of the drinks." That happens because of its location in the sentence, right before the verb. On the other hand, in sentence 2, "almost" is placed after the verb, which makes it clear that it modifies the object "all of the drinks."

In sentence 3, we are not told who is disappointed about not being able to ride the bike. Therefore, the modified oject is missing. On the other hand, in sentence 4, we are clearly told that it is the boy who is disappointed.

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