what is adverbial participle?

- An adverbial participle is a verb form that describes an action taking place at the same time as another action. It is associated with another verb. For example: Laughing, Ram skipped away. 'Laughing' is associated with the verb 'skipped'.

- It describes the circumstance under which the main action took place. For example: They escaped by digging a tunnel.(main action: escaped; adverbial participle: digging).