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Does this sentence have a participial phrase? The fence, which was broken and dirty, looked terrible.
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Does this sentence have a participial phrase? The fence, which was broken and dirty, looked terrible.

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Yes, it does.
The phrase is "Looked terrible"
Participles are verbs that work as adjectives
and Participle phrases are sentences that contain a participle and another word
Hope that helps :)
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