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Definitionn. a non-finite form of the verb
Last update: October 30, 2015
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Participles are used in verb phrases such as. [Please select]
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As in Provenal, the past participle of a large ntimber of verbs of the 2nd and 3rd conjugations is formed, not from the infinitive, but from the perfect (pogut, volgut, tingut suggest the perfects poch, volch, tinch, and not the infinitives poder, voler, tenir). [Please select]
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When you use a Participle implying "when," "while," "though," or "that," show clearly by the context what is implied. [Please select]
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Equivalents for the Relative: (_a_) Participle or Adjective; (_b_) Infinitive; (_c_) "Whereby," "whereto," &c. [Please select]
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Suspense is gained by placing a Participle or Adjective, that qualifies the Subject, before the Subject. [Please select]
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When you use a Participle, as "walking," implying "when," "while," "though," "that," make it clear by the context what is implied. [Please select]
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If the relative is meant, use "men that walk," instead of the participle. [Please select]
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(2) "_Because_ he was } { (2) the ice, } When the participle precedes the subject, it generally implies a cause: "_Seeing_ this, he retired. [Please select]
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