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Participle Clauses 1B This Counts. Yes
Participle Clauses 1B This Counts. Yes
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1
What are examples of past participle verbs
writing, eating, walking
written, eaten, lost, watched
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Which is the Participle clause of: "I saw Sam while I was walking on the street."
none of them
Having walked down the street, I saw Sam.
passive,active
Walking down the street, I saw Sam.
3
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..
4
Which one is a correct participle clause?
.Needing a rest, I sat down.
Because I needed a rest, I sat down.
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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 one is a correct participle clause?
Watched by millions, the programme was an immediate hit.
The programme that was watched by millions was a hit
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Which one is a Participle Clause?
none of them
The fans cheered on the home team, jumping up and down.
Jumping up and down,the fans cheered on the home team.
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If the actions happen at the same time. What kind of participles shall we use?
Present participles (doing, watching, walking...etc)
Present perfect form of participles (having gone...etc)
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A participle clause is an alternative to passive.
Yes
NO
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Which Participle shall we use when one action happened before the other.
Perfect form of the present participle: Having eaten, I left
Present participle: Walking, I saw him.
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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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What are example of present participle verbs
taking, shaking, loving
worked, talked, loved
none of them
taken, shaken, broken
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So, a participle clause can be used to explain a reason?
NO
Yes
