A Participial Phrase is a phrase that appears to be a verb while functions as an adjective. Noun in the sentence is modified. It can provide added description about what it is doing or what the noun looks like. These kind of sentences always start with a participial which can either be present or past participle.
In the sentence 'The broken vase, purchased by my grandmother, was suddenly falling to the floor, smashing into pieces.' The phrase highlighted fulfills the definition provided above and it is the participial phrase in the sentence.
Its true that we don't owe them nothing however if we want to make this world a better place where people live in peace and alongside each other then giving a few pounds to charity or volunteering and helping out the needy can really make a change.
affected me in a few ways. Some good some bad. I can't travel anymore and I can see my best friends, I have also stopped going to in person school You can start it off like that
