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what kind of these words #1 (permalink) Fri May 22, 2009 23:41 pm   what kind of these words
 

a lot of past participle of verbs come after nouns but I don't know the kind of these words such as words spoken .... , text used..... , all the links contained in your text....... .
please tell me these are adjectives or verb in passive or any thing else
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what kind of these words #2 (permalink) Sun May 24, 2009 12:09 pm   what kind of these words
 

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They are past participles introducing non-finite clauses, e.g., 'all the links [that are] contained in your text'. They serve as adjectival clauses.
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what kind of these words #3 (permalink) Sun May 24, 2009 23:07 pm   what kind of these words
 

give me examples and its rules
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what kind of these words #4 (permalink) Mon May 25, 2009 0:06 am   what kind of these words
 

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You have already given examples. There is no neat set of 'rules'.
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