The following sentence contains three verbals. Identify each one and name its part of speech.

Throughout the speech, the speaker uses a growing sense of pathos to convince the audience that charitable giving is essential.

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Royce Pineda

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13 November, 00:41

The following sentence contains three verbals. Identify each one and name its part of speech.

Throughout the speech, the speaker uses a growing sense of pathos to convince the audience that charitable giving is essential.

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Cailyn Middleton · Answer 1

Verbals are words which are derived from verbs, but don't function as verbs in sentences. There are three types of verbals: gerunds, participles, and infinitives.

In the sentence above, we have three verbals: growing, to convince, and giving. Growing is a participle - its part of speech is adjective. To convince is an infinitive - its part of speech is verb. Giving is a gerund - its part of speech is noun.

The following sentence contains three verbals. Identify each one and name its part of speech.Throughout the speech, the speaker uses a growing sense of pathos to convince the audience that charitable giving is essential.

The following sentence contains three verbals. Identify each one and name its part of speech.

Throughout the speech, the speaker uses a growing sense of pathos to convince the audience that charitable giving is essential.