Correctly identify the interrupter in the sentence below.
the brown soda and currant breads of murphey-flood's bakery were declared to be delicious.
a. of murphey-flood's bakery
c. to be delicious
b. were declared
d. brown soda and currant breads

The interrupter in this sentence is, "of Murphey-Flood's Bakery" (A).

An interrupter is a phrase or clause that significantly breaks up the flow of a sentence. It creates a subject-verb split. Generally, the interrupter is separated by commas, parenthesis, or em-dashes. However, that is not the case in this sentence. The interrupter is a prepositional phrase.

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