Question

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Answer 1

Answer:

A participial phrase is a phrase that looks like a verb, but actually functions as an adjective; it modifies a noun in the same sentence. Phrases like this can “spice up” a noun and provide added description about what it's doing or what it looks like.

Explanation:

mark me and follow me.

Answer 2

Explanation:

clauses = main clause and if-clause. There are 3 Types: If clauses Type 1, If clauses Type 2, If clauses Type 3.

If clauses all Types

If clause Type 1

If clause Type 2

If clause Type 3

If-clauses all Types

If clauses Type 1 (one): Situations that can really happen at present or in future (real).

If clauses Type 2 (two): Situations will probably never happen at present or in future (unreal).

If clauses Type 3 (three): Situations that did not happen in the past.

Form

If-clause Type If-clause Main clause

If-clause Type I: Simple Present will + infinitive

If-clause Type II: Simple Past would + infinitive

If-clause Type III: Past Perfect would + have + Past Participle

Examples If-clauses Type I, Type II,Type III

If-Clause at the beginning of the sentence

If-clause Type If-clause Main clause

If-clause Type I If the game is good, I will play it.

If-clause Type II If the game was good, I would play it.

If-clause Type III If the game had been good, I would have played it.

If-clause at the end of the sentence

If-clause Type Main clause If-Clause

If-clause Type I I will play the game if it is good.

If-clause Type II I would play the game if it was good.

If-clause Type III I would have played the game if it had been good.

Form If Clause Type 1

Situations that can really happen at present or in future (real).

Form If Clause Type 1

If-Clause Main clause

Simple Present will + infinitive

Example If Clause Type 1

If the game is good, I will play it.

I will play the game if it is good.

If Clause Type 2

Situations will probably never happen at present or in future (unreal).

Form If Clause Type 2

If-clause Main clause

Simple Past would + infinitive

Examples If Clause Type 2

If I lived in Australia, I would be a sheep farmer.

I would be a sheep farmer if I lived in Australia.

If Clause Type 3

Situations that did not happen in the past.

If Clause Type 3

If-Clause Main clause

Past Perfect would + have + Past Participle

Examples If Clause Type 3

If I had had nothing to do, I would have come.

I would have come If I had had nothing to do.