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Which word in the sentence is a participle? Are you running from that buzzing bee? a. buzzing b. Are c. bee d. running
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Which word in the sentence is a participle?
Are you running from that buzzing bee?
a. buzzing
b. Are
c. bee
d. running
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d. running
This is the answer because it ends in "ing." Buzzing, though it ends in "ing" too, is not the correct answer, because it's an adjective, not a verb.
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