[Grammar] difference btw the "participial" and the "participle" phrase

[okose]

Hello,

I am not clear about the difference between the participle and the participial phrase. What is the difference? Would you please give me some examples?
Thanks!

 

[Rover_KE]

You can google these phrases to find examples, okose.

Welcome to the board. Ask again if you have any specific questions.

Rover

 

[Raymott]

Hello,

I am not clear about the difference between the participle and the participial phrase. What is the difference? Would you please give me some examples?
Thanks!

They are two different words for the same thing.

 

[Ouisch]

"Participle" is a noun, it refers to the actual word that serves as a participle in the sentence. "Participial" is an adjective, usually referred to as a "participial phrase." A participial phrase includes the modifiers which surround the participle.

 

[Raymott]

"Participle" is a noun, it refers to the actual word that serves as a participle in the sentence. "Participial" is an adjective, usually referred to as a "participial phrase." A participial phrase includes the modifiers which surround the participle.

That's true Ouisch, but in practice, the two terms are used synonymously on the web. If okose Googled these phrases, he might not be any the wiser. Some pages, such as the one quoted below, use the two terms almost alternately, as if they don't know they're even doing it.
Participle Phrase Recognition Practice