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Which word in this sentence is a participle? he offered to help his mother iron the wrinkled shirts.

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A participle is a word that takes the verb form of past particple (-ed form) or present participle (-ing form) but functions either as an adjective or a noun in the sentence. The word in the given sentence above that is a participle is "wrinkled". This participle is in the -ed form, but functions as an adjective that describes the word "shirts".

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