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Answer: In this sentence, the participial phrase is <u>'shining down on me.'</u>
Explanation:
- Participial phrase is a phrase that begins with present/past participle.
- Present participle usually ends in -ING, while past participle ends with -ED or, if irregular, is found in the third column.
- Participial phrase always functions as an adjective, and provides further information about a particular noun from the same sentence.
- In this case, <u><em>'shining down on me</em></u>' is a participial phrase, while '<u><em>shining'</em></u> is present participle. The phrase describes the noun 'sun'.
If the car suddenly started rolling down, I would be so shocked at the moment and not be able to move. The adrenaline would overwhelm my instincts and completely interrupt the response I should have with a car about to plunge to the bottom of a hull.There would be no time for me to contact any emergency contacts because it’s rocky in the car. Overall, there’s not much I would do.
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