What is a participial phrase modifier?
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What is a participial phrase modifier?
Verb Phrases:
A verb is a word that shows action of state of being. A verb phrase can include a direct object, an indirect object, or modifiers. For example, ''pulling the rope'' includes a verb and a direct object, whereas ''waving her arms wildly'' includes a verb, a direct object, and a modifier. ''Sending Kirsten a text message'' includes a verb, an indirect object, and a direct object.
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View this answerA participial phrase is a verb phrase that is acting as an adjective in a sentence. That is, instead of being used to show the action of the sentence,...
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Chapter 1 / Lesson 4Learn what a phrase in grammar is. Explore the kinds of phrases, such as infinitive, gerund, and prepositional phrases, and the difference between phrases and clauses.