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The child, lost in the department store, became panicky. What kind of phrase are the bolded words? infinitive phrase verb phrase gerund phrase participle phrase

The child, lost in the department store, became panicky. What kind of phrase are the bolded words? infinitive phrase verb phrase gerund phrase participle phrase
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The child, lost in the department store, became panicky.

What kind of phrase are the bolded words?
infinitive phrase
verb phrase
gerund phrase
participle phrase

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The child, lost in the department store, became panicky.
The bolded phrase is actually a participle phrase, the word lost being a participle.
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