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This document discusses participial phrases in English grammar. It defines participles as verb forms that can function as adjectives. There are two types of participles: past participles that typically end in "-ed" and present participles that end in "-ing". Participial phrases consist of a participle plus other modifiers and objects, and function as adjectival phrases. Examples are given such as "swinging from the trees" and "wearing the red dress" to illustrate participial phrases modifying nouns in sentences.
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- 1. THE PARTICIPIAL PHRASES ULFA MAYA SYAFIRA 201423069 1 HUMAS ENGLISH
- 2. Participial Participle adalah kata kerja(verb) yang digunakan sebagai kata sifat(adjective). • There are two kinds of participles. – The past participle has the past form of the verb which would go with the verb have and would usually end in -ed. – The present participle ends in -ing.
- 3. Recognize the participle Verb Simple Present Simple Past Past Participl e Present Participl e Infiniti ve giggle giggle(s) giggle d giggled giggling to giggle help help(s) helpe d helped helping to help
- 4. Irregular Verbs Verb Simple Present Simple Past Past Particip le Present Particip le Infiniti ve Bring Bring(s) Brought Brought Bringing To bring Swim Swim(s) Swam Swum Swimmi ng To swim
- 5. Participles in sentences • The cryingcrying baby drew a long breath and sucked in a spider crouchingcrouching in the corner of the crib. What does the present participle cryingcrying modify? baby What does the present participle crouchingcrouching modify? spider
- 6. Participial Phrases • A participial phrase is the participle plus any complements and modifiers of the participle and complements. – A participial phrase may include other types of phrases.
- 7. Examples of Participial Phrases • Swinging from the trees, the monkey chattered at me.(Berayun dari pohon ke pohon, monyet itu berceloteh padaku) The participial phrase is : swinging from the trees. Jika Kalimat adalah kata sifat harus memodifikasi kata benda.
- 8. More Examples 1.The woman wearing the redwearing the red dress lives in the neighborhood. 2.I saw the monkey swinging from theswinging from the trees.trees.
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- Now you try with jump, jump(s), jumped,jumped.jumping,to jump The difference between the simple past and the past participle is that the participle functions as an adjective. That means it modifies a noun or pronoun.
- Now you try the irregular verb ring Ring(s) rang rung ringing to ring
- Try writing a sentence using the present participle. Present participle always ends in -ing.
- Prepositional phrases are often part of the participial phrase
- Note that from the trees is a propositional phrase and is part of the participial phrase. This participial phrase is the beginning of the sentence. So it is separated with a comma.
- The woman red dress is necessary to identify the woman so no commas. Moon robot does not need activated by switch --it is extra information and so commas are needed 3. No comma phrase follows noun it modifies. 4. Comma because phrase does not follow noun it modifies.