5 of 7 questions\nlacy was turning out the\nlight.\nlacy climbed into bed.\nrevise your work. put the…

5 of 7 questions\nlacy was turning out the\nlight.\nlacy climbed into bed.\nrevise your work. put the -ing\nphrase at the beginning of the\nsentence.\nlacy was turning out the light,\nclimbed into bed.\nget feedback\nhint\nput a phrase that begins with an -ed\nword or an -ing word right before\nthe person or thing the phrase is\ndescribing. use a comma!

5 of 7 questions\nlacy was turning out the\nlight.\nlacy climbed into bed.\nrevise your work. put the -ing\nphrase at the beginning of the\nsentence.\nlacy was turning out the light,\nclimbed into bed.\nget feedback\nhint\nput a phrase that begins with an -ed\nword or an -ing word right before\nthe person or thing the phrase is\ndescribing. use a comma!

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Brief Explanations:

To revise the sentence with the -ing phrase at the beginning, we take the -ing phrase "Turning out the light" (from "Lacy was turning out the light") and place it at the start, followed by a comma, then the subject and the rest of the sentence. The incorrect option has a comma splice and incorrect structure. The correct revised sentence should be "Turning out the light, Lacy climbed into bed."

Answer:

Turning out the light, Lacy climbed into bed.