Participial Prepositions

A participial preposition is a participle (an -ed or -ing verb) that functions as a preposition. Some of the most common examples are assuming, barring, during, given, notwithstanding, provided, regarding, concerning, pending, considering etc.

      EXAMPLES:

•  Considering the proofs, you are set free from all the crimeS.
• Regarding your timing contact the manager.
• Assuming the seat, he started giving orders.
• You can come late on Monday provided you complete your work before leaving.