Which of these is a participial?
A. Underneath
B. Beside
C. Considering
D. Along with
Answer:C
Which of these is a participial?
A. Underneath B. Beside C. Considering D. Along with
Explanation: Participials are present participles of verbs which are used absolutely without any noun or pronoun being attached to them. For all practical purposes, they have become prepositions. In the above question, the word Considering is the present continuous tense of the word consider, and it’s used as a participial preposition. Example: Considering his age, the Sports Council felt that he was too old to be in the international team.