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"Burning brightly, the fire lit up the room." Is the participial phrase in this sentence present, past, or perfect? A. perfect B. present C. past
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"Burning brightly, the fire lit up the room."

Is the participial phrase in this sentence present, past, or perfect?

A. perfect
B. present
C. past

User Peter Quiring
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B. present

hope this helps

User Matt Lavin
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The answer to the question is present because it doesn't use any words like was or had which means the past
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