Participial Phrases 2

Type the participial phrase:

Sitting up in bed eating breakfast, we could see the lake and the mountains across the lake on the French side. (Hemingway)

Type the participial phrase:

Sadao, searching the spot of black in the twilight sea that night, had his reward. (Pearl S. Buck)

Type the participial phrase:

The sun rose bright and clear, tinging the foamy crests of the waves with a reddish purple. (Dumas)

Type ONE participial phrase:

Spencer took half an hour, swimming in one of the pools which was filled with the seasonal rain, waiting for the pursuers to catch up to him. (Bradbury)

Type the OTHER participial phrase:

Spencer took half an hour, swimming in one of the pools which was filled with the seasonal rain, waiting for the pursuers to catch up to him. (Bradbury)

UNSCRAMBLE: Using the parts below, compose a clear sentence with a participial phrase. No words require addition or removal. Place commas appropriately.

a. was waiting on the landing outside

b. Bernard

c. wearing a black turtleneck sweater, dirty flannels, and slippers.