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“The letter, written in haste, contained several errors.” The participle phrase “written in haste” is…

A. essential (restrictive)
B. non-essential (non-restrictive)
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C. a noun phrase
D. an adverb phrase

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  • essential (restrictive)
  • non-essential (non-restrictive)
  • a noun phrase
  • an adverb phrase

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