Which best identifies the use of a participle?

A. Driven by his love of science, Victor Frankenstein created a terrible monster.

B. Melinda has driven the children to Girl Scouts for years.

C. The school bus has been driven on the same route five days a week since September 1st.

D. The teachers have driven the students as hard as possible to prepare them for the test.

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Natasha Kelley

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26 June, 02:00

Which best identifies the use of a participle?

A. Driven by his love of science, Victor Frankenstein created a terrible monster.

B. Melinda has driven the children to Girl Scouts for years.

C. The school bus has been driven on the same route five days a week since September 1st.

D. The teachers have driven the students as hard as possible to prepare them for the test.

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The answer is Option A ... Driven by his love of science, Victor Frankenstein created a terrible monster.

A participle is a verb form which is used in modifying a noun phrase, a noun, a verb phrase, or a verb. It plays the role of either an adjective or an adverb.

A participle is a verb form which is used in modifying a noun phrase, a noun, a verb phrase, or a verb. It plays the role of either an adjective or an adverb. The 2 types of participles can be present and past participle. Present participle ends with - ing. Past participle ends with - d, - ed, - en, - t, or - n. In Option A, the participle is "driven".