English 10 Definition The participial phrase includes the participle and the object of the participle or any words modified by or related to the participle PRESENT PARTICIPLE A present participle is a verb in the present tense happen ID: 325074
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Participial Phrases
English 10Slide2
Definition
The participial phrase includes the
participle
and the object of the participle or any words modified by or related to the participle.Slide3
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
A present participle is a verb in the
present tense
, happening right now
.
The
verb has an --ING ending.Slide4
Create a participial phrase
To
create a present participial phrase, take an
ING verb and START your sentence with
it.
Notice
the placement of the comma (after the end of the introductory phrase).Slide5
IMPORTANT!
Use a present participial phrase as a
SENTENCE STARTER
!!This is called an “Introductory Phrase
”.Slide6
For example:
Running to the door
, I tripped and fell
.Tapping the marker on the desk, Frank annoyed me
.
Feeling frustrated
, Jill started to worry that she may not pass her Driver’s Ed test.Slide7
ALWAYS DO THE ELIMINATION CHECK
!!!
In the elimination check,
take out (or eliminate) the introductory
phrase
(the
phrase at the beginning of the sentence BEFORE
the
comma)
and
check to see that the sentence is still complete.
Does
it still contain a
subject
and a
verb
? Slide8
For example:
__________________, I tripped and fell.
______________________, Frank annoyed me.
______________, Jill started to worry that she may not pass her Driver’s Ed test.Slide9
Write your own present participial phrases!
______________________________________.
______________________________________.
______________________________________.Slide10
PAST PARTICIPLE
A past participle is a verb in the
past tense
, it happened in the past
.
The
verb has an --ED ending.Slide11
Create a participial phrase
To create a
past participial
phrase, take an ED verb and START
your sentence with it.
Notice
the placement of the comma (
after
the end of the introductory phrase).Slide12
IMPORTANT!
Use a
past participial
phrase as a SENTENCE STARTER!!
This is called an “
Introductory Phrase
”.Slide13
For example:
Freed at last
, the slaves shouted joyously.
Warmed up, the team ran onto the field.
Posted freely
, tacks overwhelmed the corkboard.Slide14
ALWAYS DO THE ELIMINATION CHECK!!!Slide15
For example:
_____________
,
the slaves shouted joyously._____________, the team ran onto the field.
______________
,
tacks overwhelmed the corkboard.Slide16
Write your own past participial phrases
!
______________________________________.
______________________________________.
______________________________________.