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Participle Clauses - Follow-Up Questions
Participle Clauses - Follow-Up Questions
Watch the video in the link below on PARTICIPLE CLAUSES and answer the questions.
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1. Participle clauses are mainly used in written English to convey information in a longer / shorter form.
2. When making sentences containing participles, the two clauses should have the same / different subjects.
3. We use present / past participle for sentences in the active voice.
4. We use present / past participle for sentences in the passive voice.
5. To indicate the time difference between clauses, we use present / perfect participle.
B. Match the participles in the underlined parts (1-6) with their functions (a-f).
1. ____ The bomb exploded, destroying the building. a. To give the reason for an action
2. ____ Knowing she loved reading, Alp bought her a book. b. To show the action happened before the one
in the main clause
3. ____ Standing in the line, I realized I didn't have any c. To give a similar meaning to an if condition
money.
4. ____ Used in this way, participles can make your writing d. To add information about the subject of the
more concise. main clause
5. ____ Filled with pride, he walked towards the stage. e. To give the result of an action
6. ____ Having been fired, he started looking for a new job. f. To talk about an action that happened at the
same time as another action