Select the correct answer from the list APARTICIPLE is a type of verb that can function as what in a sentence. Would it be verb or adverb, adjective or verb verb or noun or adjective or noun and then it has Participles can be present or pass participles present participles always end and what would it be INGSRESIONRED and pass parables and and blank and last they are irregular verbs would that be S or ES,ion, or ING

Answer 1

A participle is a type of verb that can function as an adjective in a sentence.

Present participles always end in -ing.

Past participles can vary, but they often end in -ed, -en, or can be irregular (for example, "written," "eaten," "gone").

To clarify your statements:

• The correct answer for the function of participles in a sentence is adjective.
• Present participles always end in -ing.
• For past participles of irregular verbs, they do not follow a strict rule but often end in various forms such as -en, -t, or do not follow a predictable pattern at all.

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