The progressive tenses show an ongoing action. Note that present participles are used to form the progressive (or continuous) tenses. Here are the verb tenses (present participles shaded): Present Participles Used in Verb TensesĪs well as being used as adjectives, present participles are also used to form verb tenses. (The participle phrase "Relying on Mark's inability to cast accurately" describes "Lee.")
Relying on Mark's inability to cast accurately, Lee plonked his bait exactly where Mark had just caught the small pouting. (The participle phrase "Frantically shuffling through her coppers" describes "Jackie.") Frantically shuffling through her coppers, Jackie hoped to find another silver coin. (The participle phrase "teeming with fish" describes "a pond.") (The participle phrase "wearing the red hat" describes "the lady.") My mother is next to the lady wearing the red hat. In the examples below, the participle phrases are shaded and the present participles are in bold: 
A participle phrase also acts like an adjective. It is really common to see present participles in participle phrases. Present Participles in Participle Phrases All existing business models are wrong.
Love is the big booming beat which covers up the noise of hate. Somewhere on this globe, every ten seconds, there is a woman giving birth to a child. 
Always be wary of any helpful item that weighs less than its operating manual. Here are some real-life examples of present participles (shaded) being used as adjectives: Real-Life Examples of Present Participles As Adjectives Here are some examples of present participles being used as adjectives: Present Participles Used in Verb TensesĮxamples of Present Participles As Adjectives. Present Participles in Participle Phrases. Real-Life Examples of Present Participles As Adjectives. Examples of Present Participles As Adjectives.
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