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'.
Answer:
YAAAAW YEEEEEEEEET UNUS ANNUS
Explanation:
"Ivan Ilyich wanted to put him in the school of law, but to spite him Praskovya Fedorovna entered him at the High School"
To tell how much storm is creating over the bay
Answer:
...in order to put an end to corruption, the offenders need to be punished
