Question

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what is the difference between participle and verb?

Answer 1

A participle is a verb form that can be used as an adjective but cannot be the only verb in a sentence. In contrast, a verb can stand alone in a sentence.

Answer 2

thank you but can u give me an example one for each?

Answer 3

Participle: Harold IS WASHING his car. Washing must be accompanied by "is" to be a complete sentence.
Verb only: Harold washed his car yesterday.

Answer 4

thank u yur the best :)

Answer 5

Are you cooking a special birthday dinner?

Answer 6

what does that count as?

Answer 7

cooking

Answer 8

"Cooking" would just be a regular verb since there isn't a helping verb next to it.

Answer 9

oh so it needs a helping verb? makes more sense

Answer 10

Yes participle verbs use a helping verb.

Answer 11

what about thios one My cousin told me to hold my nose and puff my cheeks to get rid of the hiccups. told

Answer 12

Regular verb. If it was a participle verb, it would say something like "My cousin HAS told me to hold my nose and puff my cheeks to get rid of the hiccups."

Answer 13

what about this oneI don't mind using recycled tissue paper

Answer 14

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Answer 15

Regular verb. Do you understand what i mean by the helping verb? In the sentence you just gave me, notice that there isn't a helping verb before the regular verb.

Answer 16

yes thx

Answer 17

Anytime!