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Which is the adverbial phrase in the sentence? Big and little children merrily splashed in the swimming pool, and everyone laughed joyfully.

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Answer 1
Answer: Big and little children 
Answer 2
Answer:

Big and Little Children

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Go with a. I'm pretty sure it's already correct.
I would say that it's correct as it is but I may be wrong. 

What is the definition of rendezvous

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Basically, your agreeing on a certain place, time, event. (with another person)
Rendezvous is a meeting at a specific time and place, usually involving two people. :P (reminds me of movies where two villains make a deal, with the suitcases and all)

What does the phrase tampered with mean

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something that has been tampered with means that it has been messed with.
played with and broken. touched on purpose and broken

Which sentence uses commas correctly? A.
Don't go running on that gravel path Jamal.

B.
I have told your coach, James about your injury.

C.
Whether she goes or stays Nathan, we will be there.

D.
Yes, Elizabeth, that is the best pan to use.

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D is the answer.

A should have a comma before Jamal.
B should have a comma after James.
C should have a comma before Nathan. 
The answer is D. If you read all of the others aloud, they do not sound right. 

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A. is the correct answer to the question hope this helps

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