1. Adjectival participleAdjectival participles are participles that are derived from verbs and are used like adjectives. They contrast with verbal participles, which are considered to be forms of verbs rather than adjectives. In English for instance, adjectival participles may appear with modifiers typical of adjectives but not of verbs. An example is the modifier very in very interesting books, very overrated books, a very frightening experience, very hard-working people.
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