Which of the following sentences does not have a nominative absolute? hint: the nominative absolute can be positioned either at the beginning or end of the main clause. a. the waves having washed away much of the cliff, the house was in danger. b. the town held a festival, the harvest having been so large. c. since the waves had washed away much of the cliff, the house was in danger.

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Correct answer is C: Since the waves had washed away much of the cliff, the house was in danger.

Nominative absolutes usually have a participle or participial phrase in them; many times the participle ends with -ing. The dependent clause in "since the waves had washed away much of the cliff, the house was in danger", uses the conjunction "since" to join it to the independent clause. This makes them rely on each other and not a nominative absolute.

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