What is meant by participle? N past participle.
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Participle is a non finite verb .
Participle works like a Adjective
Past Participle is a non finite verb
Past Participle is the third form of verb
Past Participle tell us that the work has been completed
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Participle works like a Adjective
Past Participle is a non finite verb
Past Participle is the third form of verb
Past Participle tell us that the work has been completed
Hope it helps you
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A participle is a verb that is used as an adjective and most often ends in -ing or -ed.
A participle
- expresses an action or a state of being.
- functions as an adjective, so it modifies nouns for pronouns.
For example,
The smiling baby caught my finger.
Tickled by the clown's antics , the children laughed loudly.
Arriving late, We found that there were no seats for us.
There are two types of participles - present participles and past participles.
- Present participle ends in -ing.
For example,
Mr.Adi left without taking the bag with him.
- Past participles ends in -ed, -en, -d, -t or -n
For example,
asked
eaten
saved
dealt
seen
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