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Which answer correctly identifies the adjective phrase and the word it modifies in this sentence? the wait was long and filled with frustrations, but in the end we got what we needed. question 15 options: the phrase "long and filled with frustrations" modifies the word wait. the phrase "the wait was long" modifies the word frustrations. the phrase "we needed" modifies the word what. the phrase "in the end" modifies the word needed.

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