After I left the ballpark. Words such as who, which, or that introduce adjective clauses. Who gives out candy. I like to visit Uncle Bob, who gives out candy. Present participle Words like going, walking, and thinking , which end in -ing , are called present participles.
Present participles appear at the front of word groups that modify nouns or pronouns.
Place these word groups next to the noun or pronoun they modify. Studying the book intently. Like present participles, they come at the front of word groups that modify nouns or pronouns. Put these word groups next to the noun or pronoun they modify. Auctioned at the fire sale.