Test 3 FC

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Participle

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A verb form pretending to usually be an adjective or noun.

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Participle: RULE 1

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Usually ends with -ing or -ed.

running river, baked chicken

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Participle: RULE 2

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Creates verb forms through auxiliary and traditional verbs.

has been, is going, could have gone

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Participial Phrase

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when located at the beginning, will ALWAYS contain a comma

Running through the woods, the girl avoided the tree roots.

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Gerund

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A verbal phrase pretending to be a noun

My favorite hobby is skiing.

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Gerund: RULE 1

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A gerund will ALWAYS end in -ing

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Gerund Phrase

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when a gerund is located at the beginning of the sentence; there will NOT be a comma

Running is important to maintain a health heart.

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Infinitive

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Verb form that can be used as an adverb, adjective, or noun.

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Infinitive: RULE 1

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Usually preceded by the word "to"

We made a track to race our cars.

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Infinitive Phrase

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the infinitive and all modifying words included

We made a track to race our cars.