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The phrase “fond of chocolate” is an adjective phrase. Which sentence uses it correctly?

A. He is fond of chocolate.
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B. Fond of chocolate, the cake was eaten by him.
C. He fond of chocolate ate the cake.
D. He ate the cake fond of chocolate.

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  • He is fond of chocolate.
  • Fond of chocolate, the cake was eaten by him.
  • He fond of chocolate ate the cake.
  • He ate the cake fond of chocolate.

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