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Participle Clauses 1
Participle Clauses 1
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What are examples of past participle verbs
writing, eating, walking
written, eaten, lost, watched
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Tom lost his keys. He called his dad to bring him a new set of keys.
Loosing his keys, he had to call his dad...
Having lost his keys, he called his dad to bring him a new..
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If the actions happen at the same time. What kind of participles shall we use?
Present perfect form of participles (having gone...etc)
Present participles (doing, watching, walking...etc)
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Which one is a correct participle clause?
Needing to sit down, I rested.
Because I needed a rest, I sat down.
Needed the rest, I sat down.
Needing a rest, I sat down.
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A participle clause is an alternative to passive.
NO
Yes
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Which one is a Participle Clause?
Jumping up and down,the fans cheered on the home team.
The fans cheered on the home team, jumping up and down.
Cheered on the home team the fans,jumping up and down.
none of them
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Think again, "Needing rest, I sat down"
NO
Yes
8
Which one is a correct participle clause?
The programme that was watched by millions was a hit
Watched by millions, the programme was an immediate hit.
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I saw Sam while I was walking on the street on saturday
Walking down the street on Saturday, I saw Sam
I was walking on the street on Saturday, when I saw Sam
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Which is the Participle clause of: "I saw Sam while I was walking on the street."
passive,active
none of them
Walking down the street, I saw Sam.
Having walked down the street, I saw Sam.
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Which one is a correct participle clause?
The programme that was watched by millions was a hit
Watched by millions, the programme was an immediate hit.
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Which Participle shall we use when one action happened before the other.
Present participle: Walking, I saw him.
Perfect form of the present participle: Having eaten, I left
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What are example of present participle verbs
taken, shaken, broken
worked, talked, loved
none of them
taking, shaking, loving
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So, can a participle clause be an alternative to passive?
No
Yes
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So, a participle clause can be used to explain a reason?
NO
Yes
