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Read the sentence. Every pie [sold at the farm store] is baked on the premises. What kind of phrase are the bolded words? gerund phrase verb phrase participle phrase appositive phrase
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Read the sentence. Every pie [sold at the farm store] is baked on the premises. What kind of phrase are the bolded words? gerund phrase verb phrase participle phrase appositive phrase

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its c partciple phrase

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Hi. The kind of phrase [sold at the farm store] is a participle phrase. This is because "sold" when coupled with the other words help to "modify" every pie.

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