Gerund Phrase or Participial Phrase: How can you tell the difference? 

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Hello, Professor. I hope you are doing well. While I'm watching a football game on NFL network, I faced a sentence on the screen "melisa reporting" melisa was reporting in that moment . Would you please explain to me if this sentence is grammatically correct? I think the auxiliary verb to be is omitted because it seems in present continuous. Thanks in advance

Hi Professor, I think participle phrases can function both as adjectives and adverbs. For example, in the sentence (Opening the drawer, the teacher took out the paper), the participle phrase works as an adverb; however, if we move the phrase to the middle (The teacher, opening the drawer, took out the paper), then it functions as an adjective. Am I right?

'Running shoes' are very expensive... 'Walking stick' is very helpful for elderly people.... Could you please let me know whether the above phrases are gerund phrases or participle phrases... As they are functioning as subjects,should they be considered as gerund phrases or because walking and running are modifying nouns,they should be considered as participle phrases?

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Plz the difference between the phrase and clause

It was an exciting trip... I am confused whether participle+noun as in exciting trip should be treated as a gerund phrase or a participle phrase... As the phrase starts with a participle,should it be considered as a participle phrase but this phrase is not qualifying any of the rules like replacing them with pronouns or removing from the sentence... Please clarify

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