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Identifying participles & phrases

by Mohamed Yasser
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A is a verb that is used as an ? it describes a or pronoun . Think of it this way : a is a verb doing a double job ? it comes from a verb , but it acts like an adjective . Present Participles ( - ing ) describe actions in progress . A is a group of words that begins with a participle and acts as an adjective .

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A good question invites curiosity and clarity . When you begin a discussion , start with a concise that states the . questions encourage elaborate answers , while closed questions seek specific information . Always listen before responding , because questions show engagement . In academic settings , framing a question with helps others understand the issue and share relevant evidence .

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