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A participle is a form of verb that functions?

A participle is a form of verb that functions as an adjective.

Here's a breakdown:

* Verb form: Participles are derived from verbs (e.g., "running," "painted," "broken").

* Adjectival function: They describe or modify nouns or pronouns.

Examples:

* The running dog: "Running" describes the dog.

* The painted door: "Painted" describes the door.

* The broken window: "Broken" describes the window.

Types of Participles:

* Present participles: End in "-ing" (e.g., running, swimming).

* Past participles: Often end in "-ed" or "-en" (e.g., painted, broken).

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