Posted by Sherri on Tuesday, December 13, 2011 at 3:12pm.
Participles can have -ing endings if they are present participles or past tense endings (-ed, -d, or any irregular past form).
I see a participle by itself in the first sentence.
I see a participle and the rest of the words in its phrase in the second sentence.
I see a participle and an adjective in the third sentence.
What is your definition of "embedded"?
Well, that's the thing.. My lesson that I'm learning doesn't state what an embedded clause is.. I looked it up, but all I came up with was that it's the same as a subordinating conjunction.. would that be correct?
I meant subordinate clause! Whoops
Then I'd choose the second sentence. In addition to the participle "Running," there is also a subordinate clause: "when they heard the gunshots".
I'm in the 4th grade and my teacher stated use the following participial phrases in a sentence of mine own,
1; Riding a bicycle, is great form of excersing.
2; being afraid, of the dark can be very frighting.
having found the solution,
now heres where I'm stuck can you help me please
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