Identify the participle in the following sentence: 
The dancing chicken made me laugh. 

Identify the participle phrase in the following sentence: 
Confused by what he heard, Mr. Widbin asked a question. 

Is the identified word a regular adjective or a participle? 
The broken window is causing a draft.  

Identify the participle in the following sentence: 
Mrs. Newell was going shopping when suddenly she spotted her escaped dog on the street. 

Identify the noun or pronoun the participle phrase is modifying. 
Running from the dog, the cat escaped through the fence.

Identify the underlined word. 
The student waited patiently for her test.

Using the kite string as an electrical conductor, Franklin captured a bit of lightening.

The electricity captured during his experiment was safely stored in a Leyden jar.

I remember how my father loved flying kites.

He loved to get out in the city park on a windy autumn afternoon.

Using balsa sticks and tissue paper, he made me my first kite.

Remembering my first kite brings back a lot of other memories.

Identify the verbal or verbal phrase:
The passage, translated into three languages, foretold a terrible tragedy.

She once had a frightening hike near a bear.

Identify the participle or participle phrase:
Feeling sick from the tilt-a-whirl, Samantha staggered to the park bench.

Jackie went to town with her mom this past Saturday.

Injured in the fall, Evelyn considered dropping out of the race.

Gerunds can be subjects.

Gerunds can be the main verb in the sentence.

Infinitives can act as adjective, nouns, or ____________________.

Identify the phrase.

Waiting to begin the quiz, Jack started to tap his pencil. 

Identify the underlined word. 
The student waited patiently for her test.

Identify the verbal:
The bent rake was difficult to use.

The giraffe, reaching for leaves, was the tallest animal at the zoo.