Question

.

What is the participle in this sentence?

The purring cat seems content, but it was whining earlier.

A.
seems

B.
was whining

C.
content

D.
purring

Answer 1

@sammixboo

Answer 2

\(\sf \Large \color{magenta}{Participle}\)
A participle is a a word formed from a verb
and used as an adjective or a noun.

\(\sf \Large \color{magenta}{Example}\)
Present Participle ends in -ing, such as
carrying and tapping

Answer 3

.Which words in the sentence make up the entire participial phrase?

Splashing in the ocean, Lauren laughed joyfully and felt as though she were far away from her daily worries.

A.
Splashing in the ocean

B.
laughed joyfully

C.
as though she were far away

D.
from her daily worries

Answer 4

So which one do you think?

Answer 5

@sammixboo i got the first one its purring

Answer 6

Correct

Answer 7

and second

Answer 8

\(\sf \Large \color{magenta}{Participle~Phrase}\)
A participle phrase is a word group
consisting of a present participle (-ing)
or past participle (-en), plus any
modifiers, objects, and complements.

\(\sf \Large \color{magenta}{Example}\)
\(\sf \normalsize \color{magenta}{Driven~ by~ a ~steam ~engine}\), the first
dishwasher was invented by an
Indiana housewife in 1889.

Answer 9

is it a @sammixboo