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Observe-in the example below-how nouns and the present participle interact: The trees seemed to advance-to close ranks-as if in menacing formation, branches flailing, trunks forming cavities resembling huge distorted mouths from which the most horrifying and ungodly screams seemed to issue, filling the swamp with a hellish cacophony (M. Guerrero, Poison Pill, chapter 35, p210). Branches flailing, trunks forming cavities, filling the swamp-are Absolute phrases. When nouns are combined with the present participle (verbs ending in -ing), the results are Absolute phrases. Absolute phrases are also called Absolute Nominative, or simply Absolutes. They-absolutes-highlight the immediacy of the action, causing it to unfold right in front of the readers' eyes. But how can these bits of information-details which are so unrelated to the main idea, even illogical one might say-be so loosely tacked on? Fortunately for writers, the English language allows for this type of non sequitur. 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Grisham, by his adroit use of two Absolutes (diesel thumping and trailer creaking), augments the acoustics of the passing scene. Had he chosen to simply say, "We puttered past the barn, and turned south..." the scene would have fallen dead on arrival.
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