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B3Ha
Participle
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Use a participle (present or past participle verb) or
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participial phrase to function as an adjective.
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    Present participle:
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    I saw the
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opening
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 performance.
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    I saw her
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running
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 toward the house.
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    He ran ahead
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calling
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 her name.
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    Past participle:
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    He was proud of the
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completed
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 project.
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    He repaired the
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broken
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 hinge.
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Having listed
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 my tasks, I was ready.
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Having run
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 the race, he was tired.
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Be aware that there can be some confusion with the term
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participle
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. In its broadest sense, a participle is any word
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ending in the suffix
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-ing
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. In its narrowest sense, a participle is a
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verb form (which may or may not end in
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-ing
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) that functions
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as an adjective. The term
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participle
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 is also used to refer to
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the verb forms used in the present and past progressive
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tenses.
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More information
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Verb Parts
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C3A4a.htf

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Terminal Participles
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