How do you use butterfly as a participle-noun phrase?

You can't use "butterfly" as a participle-noun phrase. Here's why:

* Participle-Noun Phrases: These phrases combine a participle (a verb form ending in -ing or -ed) with a noun. The participle modifies the noun, acting as an adjective.

* Butterfly: This is a singular noun, not a participle.

Here's an example of a participle-noun phrase:

* The *fluttering* butterfly (Here, "fluttering" is the participle modifying the noun "butterfly")

To use "butterfly" in a participle-noun phrase, you'd need to add a participle:

* The *dancing* butterfly

* The *golden* butterfly

* The *newly emerged* butterfly

Let me know if you'd like more examples or have other questions about participles or noun phrases!