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Option C. a participial phase.
It is the participial phrase – brimming with water. Here, the sentence is formed with the help of a modifier such as a noun phrase, pronoun, or even a noun.
For instance, brimming is using rainwater as the modifier to explain the action that is done. Here open barrel will be the noun.
A group of words containing a participle, modifier, and pronoun or noun phrases is referred to as a participial phrase.
A participial phrase has been shown in the underlined phrase i.e., "brimming with rainwater".
After the thunderstorm, the sky was bright, and the open barrels were brimming with rainwater.
What type of phrase is the underlined phrase?
a.a gerund phrase
b.an infinitive phase
c.a participial phase
d.a prepositional phrase
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