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Read the following sentence. The cars passing by are filled with commuters. Identify the present participle in the sentence. A. by B. are C. passing D. filled

Read the following sentence. The cars passing by are filled with commuters. Identify the present participle in the sentence. A. by B. are C. passing D. filled
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Read the following sentence.

The cars passing by are filled with commuters.
Identify the present participle in the sentence.
A. by
B. are
C. passing
D. filled

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The present participle in the sentence, The cars passing by are filled with commuters, is C. PASSING.

Present participle are form by the base of the verb plus -ing.

base of the verb - pass

pass + -ing = passing
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