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Name of these parts please

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Anonymous  +  632222 Tue, 06 Jan 09 08:13 AM
Hi. What are the name of these parts?

1. Checking the price tags, she went for other clothing items.
2. Driven to win the prize, she worked night and day.
3. Taken aback by his response, she asked her mother.
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Avangi  +  632338 Tue, 06 Jan 09 10:20 AM
I'd say these are all participial phrases, the first being a present participle, the second and third being past participles.

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