Participles

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All living things - people, animals, and plants - must have food to live.

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People living on islands or along seacoasts depend heavily on foods from the ocean.

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In developing countries, many families must produce the food themselves.

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Those residing far from the sea rely mainly on livestock or grain for foods.

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Most foods are processed in manufacturing plants before they reach the market.

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Form a participle + noun compound out of the following description:

a vehicle that moves

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a staircase that winds

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a door that revolves

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an offer that tempts

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a remark that damages

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