carefully, now, almost, certainly, later.
Good luck :D
Um ifk I think it’s because she fell in the soup and got ded after she fought the bear idk I’m not sure
The Kid was certainly guilty
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>Walking on the beach - </em><u><em>Participial Phrase
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To precisely convey ideas -</em><u><em> Infinitive Phrase</em></u>
<em>Running in a race - </em><u><em>Gerund Phrase</em></u>
<u>Explanation:
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Words that usually formed with verbs but can be used as nouns in other circumstances are called gerunds. For instance, in the above sentence, the words create a gerund phrase because they serve as subjects of the given sentence. In other words, the gerunds have relationship to the participial phrases because both of them have an ending of –ing, which is a suffix of the root word. Therefore, complete gerund functions as an object, noun, or a predicate. while a participial phrase functions as an adjective not as a verb. Infinitive phrase often starts with the word "To".
