Answer:
Verbal Phrase: celebrating the end of World War II
Type: Participle
Explanation:
A participle phrase is demonstrated as the type of verbal phrase that consists of a participle(past or present) followed by an object, modifier, or/and complement. These phrases primarily function as adjectives that add a description to the sentence.
In the given sentence, 'celebrating the end of World War II' is the participle phrase as it begins with the participle 'celebrating' and followed by the object 'the end of World War II.' It is functioning as the adjective to add detail about the noun i.e. 'citizens of Paris.'
