park sang joon I'd like to know "subject~" is a participle phrase. I don't see any participle there. " No.
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park sang joonI'd like to know "subject~" is a participle phrase.I don't see any participle there.
park sang joonAnd I'd also like to know if I can replace not "the way in which" but "ways in which" with "how."No. At least, not here.
park sang joonsubject toA compound preposition, I'd say. "subject" is neither a present participle nor a past participle of any verb, so it can't be the beginning of a participle phrase.
park sang joonI think the clause of "subject" shares "interpersonal communication is" from the clause "interpersonal communication is fragile."And I'd like to know this time if my thought is right.Yes and no. ... it's a human process (which is) subject to ... OR ... interpersonal communication is a human process (which is) subject to ...
park sang joonbecause it's a human process, subject to all the failings and problems of fallible people.First of all, it shouldn't have that comma, and your rephrasings should not either.