Participles and Participial Phrases Review

Front

Which sentence contains a present participle? Options: The broken vase lay on the floor, Running through the park, Sarah saw many birds, The painted picture hung on the wall, She has written three books

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Running through the park, Sarah saw many birds

Front

In the sentence "Laughing at the joke, Tom fell off his chair," what is the participial phrase?

Back

Laughing at the joke

Front

What is a participle?

Back

A verb form that can function as an adjective.

Front

Which sentence uses a participial phrase correctly? Walking to school my backpack was heavy, Sleeping in class the teacher saw me, Excited about the party, Maria bought new shoes, Running fast I dropped my phone it broke

Back

Excited about the party, Maria bought new shoes

Front

Identify the past participle in this sentence: "The closed door kept out the cold."

Back

Closed

Front

Which sentence contains a dangling participle? Singing loudly, the bird flew across the sky, Walking down the street, the trees were beautiful, Finished with homework, Jenny watched TV, Reading the book, Mark learned new words

Back

Walking down the street, the trees were beautiful

Front

In "The crying baby needed attention," what type of participle is "crying"?

Back

Present participle

Front

Choose the sentence with the correctly placed participial phrase: Shouting with joy, the team won the game

Back

Shouting with joy, the team won the game

Front

What is the participial phrase in "Covered in mud, the car needed washing"?

Back

Covered in mud

Front

Which sentence uses a past participle correctly? Options: The break glass was on the floor, The singing bird flew away, The written letter was mailed yesterday, The run dog was tired

Back

The written letter was mailed yesterday