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Answer:

The participle is "competing"

It modifies the noun "teams"

Explanation:

A participle is a type of verb which has "-ing" as its suffix and can be used to modify a noun, verb, noun phrase, etc.

From the sentence, "The competing teams shook hands after the game was over", the participle is "competing" and its function is to modify the noun "teams"

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Participles are words that function as both the verb and adjective in the sentence. Given this definition, the participle in this sentence is;

  • Competing
  • It functions as a verb that describes the action of the team- "Compete" and as an adjective that modifies the noun, teams.

As described above, participles function as a verb form that describes or modifies a noun. They end with -ing, ed, t, n, en, d, ne, etc.

The participle in the sentence above, is the word, competing. It describes the action of the team and doubles as a description of the act. It ends in -ing.

So, this confirms the fact that this word is a participle.

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