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Change the italicized group of words into a participial phrase. Then write the complete sentence.

While she was running after her dog, she lost a shoe.

(While she was running after her dog, is italicized)

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Answer:

Running after her dog, she lost a shoe.

Explanation:

A participial phrase consists of a  participle, modifiers and complements.

Running after her dog is a participial phrase consisting of the participle running and the prepositional phrase after her dog, which includes the preposition after, the object of the preposition dog, and the possessive adjective her.

Running after her dog, she lost a shoe.

Explanation:

The participial phrase running after her dog is made with the help of the present participle of the verb run and functions as an adjective modifying ‘she’.  

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