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"Burning brightly, the fire lit up the room." Is the participial phrase in this sentence present, past, or perfect? A. perfect B. present C. past

"Burning brightly, the fire lit up the room." Is the participial phrase in this sentence present, past, or perfect? A. perfect B. present C. past
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"Burning brightly, the fire lit up the room."

Is the participial phrase in this sentence present, past, or perfect?

A. perfect
B. present
C. past

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User Peter Quiring
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B. present

hope this helps

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User Matt Lavin
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The answer to the question is present because it doesn't use any words like was or had which means the past
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User Kevin Lawrence
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