English, asked by bittu226, 11 months ago

Q. Circle the participle in the sentence below.


1. The burning building collapsed into the street.


2. We loved the laughing baby.


3. The boring speech put the audience to sleep.


4. Kind Mrs. Carter helped the shaken victim to a chair.


5. The excited fan screamed when she saw the singer.


6. The poor child had a worn coat with no buttons.


7. The proud mother looked at her grown children and knew

she had raised them well.


8. The charming salesman convinced the very tall man to buy a

tiny car​

Answers

Answered by bpurvansh
5

Answer:

1.bcollapsed

2. loved

3. put

4. helped

5. screamed

6. had

7. looked

8. had raised

9. convinced

Answered by ashutoshkrmgssl
1

Answer:

The correct answer to the given sentences are as follows:

1. burning

2. laughing

3. boring

4. shaken

5. excited

6. poor, worn

7. proud, grown

8. charming

Explanation:

Participle:- It is a verb form that works as an adjective or as part of an adverb phrase.

for example:- "baking" is a participle form of the verb "bake". generally, participles end with -ing or -ed, but sometimes end in -d, -n, -t, -ed, -en.

Participle in the given sentences are

1. The burning building collapsed into the street.

   Participle:- burning

2. We loved the laughing baby.

    Participle:- laughing

3. The boring speech put the audience to sleep.

   Participle:-  boring

4. Kind Mrs. Carter helped the shaken victim to a chair.

    Participle:- shaken

5. The excited fan screamed when she saw the singer.

   Participle:-  excited

6. The poor child had a worn coat with no buttons.

   Participle:- poor, worn

7. The proud mother looked at her grown children and knew

   Participle:- proud, grown

8. The charming salesman convinced the very tall man to buy a

tiny car​

   Participle:- charming

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