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Example sentences for "participles"

Lexicographically close words:
participator; participators; participes; participial; participle; particklar; partickler; particle; particles; particolored
  1. The «-d» in the past participles and in the preterite of weak verbs is sometimes omitted, as often happens in East-Midland works.

  2. Page 73] from the connectives and the participles from the appellatives; while others introduced still further subdivisions, and so multiplied the primary parts of speech.

  3. Ovid is fond of using negative participles of this type.

  4. I cannot find any instance either of "patiens" or "impatiens" used in this connection; but numerous instances of other adjectives and participles followed by the infinitive mood may be found in pp.

  5. In the Latin poets (who in this followed the Greeks) we find adjectives and participles followed by the genitive case and the gerund in di.

  6. The position of participles in relation to the words they modify.

  7. Subordinate infinitives and participles take their time from the verb in the principal clause.

  8. Especially pains must be taken to keep straight the past tenses and past participles of lay and lie.

  9. All participles in «-us» are declined like «bonus».

  10. Footnote 3: In this exercise use participles for the subordinate clauses.

  11. How should participles usually be translated?

  12. The present active and future passive participles are formed from the present stem, and the future active and perfect passive participles are formed from the participial stem.

  13. Participles agree with nouns or pronouns like adjectives.

  14. Deponent verbs have the participles of the active voice as well as of the passive; consequently every deponent verb has four participles, as, Pres.

  15. What are the tenses of the participles in the active?

  16. See if you can replace your clauses of time by participles or adverbial phrases.

  17. Past participles have several different endings, which will be studied in connection with the inflection of verbs (§ 334).

  18. Write sentences containing the past participles of six weak verbs; of six strong verbs.

  19. Point out all participles used as modifiers of the simple subject in Exercise 42.

  20. The chief classes of participles are present participles and past participles, so called from the time which they denote.

  21. The sentence is extended by the use of participles (making and examining), which modify the simple subject twenty.

  22. To the verbal nouns being and having, past participles may be attached, so as to give the effect of voice and tense.

  23. The chief classes of participles are +present participles+ and +past participles+, so called from the time which they denote.

  24. Participles are used in a variety of verb-phrases.

  25. The participles in en, however, are now the accepted forms.

  26. TABLE II This table contains the principal parts of all irregular verbs whose past tense and perfect participles are alike.

  27. All the participles are wanting in defective verbs.

  28. On the occasion above alluded to, Wordsworth found fault with the repetition of the concluding sound of the participles in Shakespeare's line about bees:-- The singing masons building roofs of gold.

  29. The present, preterit, and future participles are formed by adding the particles fito or mono to the indicative.

  30. The present, preterit, and future participles are formed by adding fito or mono to the negative of the present, preterit, and future indicatives; e.

  31. Participles have the same power of government with that of the verbs from which they are derived: as, "Oh, what an exquisite singer Rubini is!

  32. Participles are sometimes used as substantives: as, "The French mouth is adapted to the making of grimaces.

  33. But adjectives and participles of more than one syllable usually remain unaltered in the plural.

  34. Y-, prefix, of past participles (and occasionally of past tenses) of verbs.

  35. I have already shown how the Mbaya language conjugates adjectives with the independent pronoun, and participles with the possessive pronoun.

  36. Classify the participles in the following sentences and tell what each modifies:— 1.

  37. Parse the verbs, the infinitives, and the participles in the following sentences:— 1.

  38. Even with us, to-day, we can still watch participles passing over into adjectives.

  39. All other verbs can be transformed into participles and gerunds.

  40. The participles remain in Clark-Ernestus, many of the coined words remain unchanged.

  41. Participles are verbal adjectives: [The girl playing the piano is my cousin].

  42. Too many adjectives or participles or subordinate clauses will render the meaning obscure.

  43. Participles or participial phrases: [We saw a brook running between the alders.

  44. Participles are also used in all the adjective constructions.

  45. Next, pretext, and the preterites and participles of verbs in EX.

  46. The preterites and participles of verbs in UCK.

  47. Laird,* rhymes preterites and participles of verbs in AIR, etc.

  48. Concoct, rhymes the preterites and participles of verbs in OCK.

  49. Defunct, disjunct, rhymes preterites and participles of verbs in UNK.

  50. Smaragd,† preterites and participles of verbs in AG.

  51. Pied, side, sighed, rhymes with preterites and participles of verbs in Y or IE.

  52. As in "fiend"), rhymes preterites and participles of verbs in EAN, EEN.

  53. Abrupt, corrupt, interrupt, the participles and preterites of verbs in UP, etc.

  54. If qualifying and predicative participles are not placed in their natural position, viz.

  55. Note that participles take the plural J and accusative N if required (see par.

  56. To give emphasis, adverbs and adverbial participles may commence a sentence.

  57. The accusative is also used after active participles (adjectival or adverbial) to denote the object.

  58. These three forms are applicable to all the three participles in both the active and passive voices (see pars.

  59. The compound tenses are formed by the auxiliary verb esti = to be, and one of the participles of the verb which must agree in number with its subject.

  60. In a qualifying or predicative sense participles generally follow their noun or pronoun.

  61. The mood, tense, and participles of a verb.

  62. Note the various ways in which estus may be translated with the present and past passive participles in the following two sentences:-- (1).

  63. Participles are often used in Esperanto to qualify nouns and pronouns, and they are then in reality true adjectives.

  64. The various tenses of the verb esti show the time of the action, and the three participles the state of the subject at that time.

  65. Some English words ending in "ing" and "ed" may be used either as participles or as simple adjectives.

  66. In respect to the syntax of such expressions as the forthcoming, I consider that they are either participles or substantives.

  67. Strong participles are adjectival oftener than weak ones: their form being common to many adjectives.


  68. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "participles" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.