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Advanced Composition Lesson 8
Handout 17 (page 1)
Modifiers in Place!
Part A.
Directions: Rewrite each sentence and place each modifier next to the word it modifies

Advanced Composition

Lesson 8
Handout 17 (page 1)
Modifiers in Place!
Part A.
Directions: Rewrite

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Advanced Composition Lesson 8
Handout 17 (page 1)
Modifiers in Place!
Part A.