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What is the verbal phrase in the sentance The Total Eclipse, Blocking The Whole Sun, Is The Most Dramatic
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What is the verbal phrase in the sentance The Total Eclipse, Blocking The Whole Sun, Is The Most Dramatic

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The verbal phrase is “Blocking The Whole Sun”. It is a participial phrase that has the function of an adjective as it modifies a noun “Eclipse”.

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