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Present Participle And Past Participle
Here is to distinguish them by Syntactic Comparison
Date : 01/01/2016
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Uploaded on : 01/01/2016
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What is the difference
between past participle and the present participle!? Most of the people who
speak the English as second tongue overlap between the two!! Here is a brief
explanation! First What is present
participle? It is bare form of a verb added -ing. What the function that a
present participle may have? In case the present
participle was found in the beginning of the sentence, the function is subjectIn case the present
participle was following an adjective, the function is adjective.In case the present
participle was following the copula then the function is to form the present
continuous.
What is past participle? The form is a bare form of a verb added __ed, as there are irregular forms 3rd conjugation of irregular verbs. What is the functions of the participle. The function of the past participle is determined according to his place allocated in the sentence.If the past participle follows a noun, it is an adverb. Example the lesson explained yesterday was easy.If the past participle proceeds the noun, the past participle is an adjective. It is a broken window. If the past participle is found in a sentence, and this sentence has the " by phrase, the function here is to form the passive form of the verb.
What is past participle? The form is a bare form of a verb added __ed, as there are irregular forms 3rd conjugation of irregular verbs. What is the functions of the participle. The function of the past participle is determined according to his place allocated in the sentence.If the past participle follows a noun, it is an adverb. Example the lesson explained yesterday was easy.If the past participle proceeds the noun, the past participle is an adjective. It is a broken window. If the past participle is found in a sentence, and this sentence has the " by phrase, the function here is to form the passive form of the verb.
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