Definition: The word 'participles' is a verb phrase, which means it consists of three words: 'participation', 'the participation', and 'of'. It is also sometimes referred to as a noun clause or a participial phrase. The word 'participles' can be used in conjunction with other verbs to form compound phrases. For example: "The students are participating in the competition." In this sentence, the subject of the sentence, "the students," is the subject of the participle phrase and has two parts: "are" (verb) and "participing." The verb phrase, "in the competition," describes the action that the subject is performing.
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