She always drives with care.
Correct answer: D. Adverb Phrase.
- A. Adjective phrase
- B. participle phrase
- C. Absolute Phrase
- D. Adverb Phrase.
Explanation
The phrase "with care" is an adverb phrase, which is a phrase that functions as an adverb, modifying a verb, an adjective, or another adverb.- In this case, the adverb phrase "with care" modifies the verb "drives", indicating the manner in which she drives.
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