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What are participle prepositions?

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Answered by abijitcid

Participial prepositions. Skip. A participial preposition is a participle (an -ed or –ing verb) that functions as a preposition. Some of the most common examples are assuming, barring, considering, during, given, notwithstanding, provided, regarding, and respected.

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Answered by abhishek665

Hey mate here is your answer!!!

the sentence having end as as-ed and -ing are known as participle preposition.
like sentence which end with words like considering,pending, concerning etc....

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faisal237: Sure madam

abhishek665: may i know where u got problem in understanding

faisal237: Madam, actually I have problem in the usage of these participle prepositions?

abhishek665: by example u can understand this

abhishek665: these preposition enable us to say information in more economical way.we can use this when the main clause have same subject.

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faisal237: Ok madam, Thank you and I will try my best to catch the basi concept of these participle prepositions and them in my mind. Thanks again for free tuition

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