Marcus searched for his blue shirt in the pile of laundry. He nervously looked at his watch because he knew his family was waiting for him.

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Object Being Modified

Drag and drop the highlighted modifiers into the first  column and the words they modify into the second  column.

Marcus searched for his blue shirt in the pile of  laundry. He nervously looked at his watch because he  knew his family was waiting for him.

blue                                      modifiers:                modified:

shirt

nervously

looked

modifiers: blue and nervously

modified: shirt and looked

Explanation:

Modifiers are any words that change another word in a sentence. They can limit, attribute a characteristic, or even clarify the other word. In the sentences we are analyzing here, there are two modifiers:

Marcus searched for his blue shirt in the pile of  laundry. He nervously looked at his watch because he  knew his family was waiting for him.

"Blue" is an adjective, a word that modifies a noun by giving it a quality. "Nervously" is an adverb, a word that can modify a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. Adverbs can convey different types of information, such as manner or place.

In this case, "blue" refers to the noun "shirt", describing its color. As for "nervously", it refers to the verb "looked", describing the manner in which the action was performed. Therefore:

modifier: blue and nervously

modified: shirt and looked

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