What is a participial phrase

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a word group consisting of a present participle (also known as an -ing form) or past participle (also known as an -en form)

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A participal phrase is the combination of 2 or more past participal phrases (-em) or present participal phrases (-ing) in a sentence. Hope it helps :)

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