Participles and Participle Phrases

A summary of participles and participle phrases, including a description of participles and steps on how to identify participles in given sentences. Perfect for middle school grammar.

[JonathanZhou-vpcb]

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[kriziahdonahmartin]

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[malakhassan]

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[williamssharon]

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[darvl]

who is watching this before the day of exam

[yula-wy]

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[thenexerium]

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[malakhisham]

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[sanjibganguli]

Respected sir, being unarguably the greatest grammarian of this generation across the globe, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to enlighten me a tad bit as to which of the following options are grammatically correct and which not -Question -The dog was frightened by loud fireworks.It hid behind me.Sir, my probable answers--(A) The dog hid behind me, frightened by the loud fireworks.(B) The dog hid behind me, being frightened by the loud fireworks.Sir, would the above options be grammatically correct or not?

[Darknitee]

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[NadaSwara]

Hi sir. I want to ask something.
Are the sentences "the man sitting there yesterday IS my brother" and "the man sitting there yesterday WAS my brother" both correct? What's the difference?. Both use participial phrases. Does using "was" imply that "the man" is no longer my brother / he is dead?. I've asked Chat AI but they didn't give me a satisfactory answer

[reemaldamen]

i understood a bit like 90% and i have a big test tommorow wish me luck

[hamzasadek]

thank you but you still didnt clearly explain that how do I know that its a participle phrase or just a participle

[jemguinoo]

So...participle = adjective, adjective = participle? Need some help guys😅😅

[diegocabrera]

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