identify the phrase with the similing face
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The present participial (participle) is formed from the verb stem normally by adding -ing to the infinitive with some variation based on the final letters of the stem. Thus to smile becomes smiling. The participle can act as a nonfinite verb, adjective, noun, or as part of an adverb clause. [The Chicago Manual of Style]
Some examples:
Smiling is good for you. - Noun [Gerund]
I love to see your smiling face. - Adjective
Joe ran from Melissa, smiling as he went. - Nonfinite verb [Joe was smiling]
She was grinning, smiling even, as she walked up to the podium. - Participle phrase being used as an adverb
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