Identify whether there are participles in the phrases below by moving each tile into the appropriate category.
the broken glass
present participle
past participle
not a participle
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a pale blue sweater
the blushing bride
the sifted flour
the kitchen timer
a wilting rose

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Answeno participler:

Explanation:

the broken glass -- past participle

a pale blue sweater -- no participle

the blushing bride -- present participle

the sifted flour -- past participle

the kitchen timer -- no participle

a wilting rose -- present participle

A participle is a verb form that similar functions and characteristics of an adjective. There are the two types of participles which are present participle and past participle.

Past participle has to do with words that end in -ed, -d, -t, -en, etc and talk about events that occured in the past.

Present participle has to do with words ending in -ing and are used to talk about things that occur in the present.

Some examples include:

Base Form                  Present Participle                 Past Participle

Cheer                            Cheering                                    Cheered

See                                Seeing                                         Saw

Agree                            Agreeing                                    Agreed

Therefore, to classify the participles given,

a pale blue sweater- Not a participle

the blushing bride- Present Participle

the sifted flour- Past Participle

the kitchen timer- Not a participle

a wilting rose- Present Participle

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