CLASS

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Participial
Phrases
Part I : Guessing Game (Title: Picture!!! Picture!!!)
Instructions: The teacher will be showing pictures and the students will
guess the missing words. Here is the hint: We are looking for two words
that best describes the picture.

Playing Cards
Singing Bee
Baking Soda
Falling/Shooting Star
Jogging Pants
Walking Dead
Crouching Tiger
Sleeping Beauty
Frozen Throne
Presentation of the Lesson:
Analysis
Question: What have you observed with the given words?

Hidden Treasure

Falling Star Frozen Throne

Playing Cards
Walking Dead Jogging pants

Sleeping Beauty Baking Soda

Singing bee Crouching Tiger
 
Follow-up Questions:
1.What have you observed with
the first words?

2. How about the second word?

3. What part of speech are the

given words?
Vocabulary:
VERBALS are forms of
verbs that function as
nouns, adjectives, or
adverbs.
PARTICIPLE is a verb
form that can function as
an adjective.
  Take a look on the given examples:
 I found an INTERESTING book in the grade
school library
 DEVELOPING countries strive for economic
survival.
 The ABANDONED factory was destroyed during
the typhoon.
 A BROKEN line was drawn by the kid.
 What word was modified by the capitalized
words?
 The following chart shows how these two types of
participles are used as adjectives in sentences:

PRESENT PARTICIPLES PAST

PARTICIPLES

A whining sound came from The cracked ice looked ice

the engine of the car. silvers of glass

Smiling, the official shook Disgusted, Len walked away

my hand. without saying goodbye.
VERB OR PARTICIPLE?
Since verbs often have endings such
as
-ing and -ed , you will have to be
careful not to confuse them with
participles acting as adjectives.

A verb shows an action, a condition,

or the fact that something exists.
A participle acting as an adjective
modifies a noun or pronoun.
 VERBS PARTICIPLES
The train was The chugging
chugging train puffed
down the down the track.
track.
The directions Confused, she
confused her could not follow
the directions.