Sure! Here are the rewritten sentences using a present participial phrase, a past participial phrase, and an infinitive phrase:

26. **Present participial phrase:** We have an apartment overlooking the park.
**Past participial phrase:** We have an apartment overlooked by the park.
**Infinitive phrase:** We have an apartment to overlook the park.

27. **Present participial phrase:** The students waiting for their funding from the government were disappointed.
**Past participial phrase:** The disappointed students were waiting for their funding from the government.
**Infinitive phrase:** The students were disappointed to be waiting for their funding from the government.

28. **Present participial phrase:** The students coming from Japan work very hard.
**Past participial phrase:** The students from Japan, hard-working, contribute significantly.
**Infinitive phrase:** The students work very hard to succeed.

29. **Present participial phrase:** The book sitting on the table is Lan's.
**Past participial phrase:** The book displayed on the table is Lan's.
**Infinitive phrase:** The book to read is Lan's.

30. **Present participial phrase:** The man standing at the bus stop is my teacher.
**Past participial phrase:** The man seen at the bus stop is my teacher.
**Infinitive phrase:** The man is my teacher to whom I owe gratitude.

31. **Present participial phrase:** The ideas presented in that book are interesting.
**Past participial phrase:** The ideas that have been presented in that book are interesting.
**Infinitive phrase:** The ideas to explore in that book are interesting.