Select the absolute phrase in the following sentence:
tom, filled with emotion, rang the doorbell

The correct answer is "filled with emotion"

Explanation:

In grammar, an absolute phrase refers to a set of words that act as a modifier of the noun, which means they describe the agent of the sentence. Besides this, absolute phrases are commonly enclosed by commas and can be moved without affecting the main sentence as they are not directly connected to it. In the case of sentence " Tom, filled with emotion, rang the doorbell" the phrase that acts as an absolute phrase is "filled with emotion" because these are the words that describe "Tom" (subject), also these are enclosed by commas and can be moved to any other position for example "Filled with emotion, Tom rang the doorbell".

the word inculcate, with the meaning of trying to inluence someone to accept some idea or the act of repeating a statement in order to fix it in someones´s mind is a verb dated from the 1540s. its origin is from the latin inculcatus and formed with in + calcare, which means "to press in; to tread"

the goal is to iculcate in the students a tolerance for people of other religions iand races.

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word most nearly opposite to "precise"

imprecise, inaccurate, approximate

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