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Participle Clauses

Participle Clauses

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English

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10th Grade - Professional Development

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Hard

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Miroslava Prochai

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11 Slides • 20 Questions

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Participle Clauses

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Multiple Choice

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Walking the dog in the park, I saw a police car crash into a bus.

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Present participle

2

Past participle

3

Perfect participle

3

Multiple Choice

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Encouraged to continue with my trainings, I managed to win a couple of important competitions.

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Present participle

2

Perfect participle

3

Past participle

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Multiple Choice

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Having spent all day at home, I decided to go to the cinema in the evening.

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Perfect participle

2

Past participle

3

Present participle

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Now to some theory --->

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6

Multiple Choice

_______ give us background information, while it’s the _______ that informs us about the tenseof the action.

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main clauses; participle clause

2

participle clauses; main clause

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence is incorrect?

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Walking through the garden, I spotted a rabbit.

2

Barking non-stop, I couldn’t control the dog.

3

Barking non-stop, the dog couldn’t be controlled.

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Multiple Choice

We use Present participle clause (Ving) if we talk about two actions which are happening:

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closely one after the other

2

at the same time

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voth are correct

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12

Multiple Choice

Use Past participle clause (V3/ed) if an original sentence has ______ voice in it.

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active

2

passive

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14

Multiple Choice

Which sentence emphasizes the order of events?

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Being injured, I went to the hospital.

2

Having been injured, I went to the hospital.

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16

Multiple Choice

Participle clauses are often used as clauses of reason, condition, time and result.

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True

2

False

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18

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is incorrect?

1

The cat sitting on the fence looks quite dangerous.

2

The party organized for my birthday was fantastic.

3

I noticed a goldfsh walking by the river.

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Now to some practice

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21

Multiple Choice

Not having read the book, I couldn’t answer a single question.

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a clause of condition

2

a clause of reason

3

a clause of result

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Multiple Choice

Entering the building, I slipped and fell down.

1

a clause of time

2

a replacement of defining relative clause

3

a clause of condition

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Multiple Choice

Taken care of properly, this flower will be blooming all year round.

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a clause of result

2

a clause of condition

3

a clause of reason

24

Multiple Choice

I forgot to close the window, letting numerous mosquitos in.

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a clause of reason

2

a clause of result

3

a clause of time

25

Multiple Choice

Exhausted, I went right to bed.

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a clause of reason

2

a replacement of defning

relative clause

3

a clause of condition

26

Multiple Choice

The man sitting in that chair is my university professor.

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a clause of reason

2

a replacement of defning

relative clause

3

a clause of condition

27

Multiple Choice

My husband’s company closed down, leaving him unemployed.

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a clause of condition

2

a clause of reason

3

a clause of result

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Multiple Choice

Randomly browsing the websites, we bought the tickets to LA.

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a clause of condition

2

a clause of reason

3

a clause of time

29

Multiple Choice

The book signed by Terry Pratchett is my biggest treasure.

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a clause of condition

2

a clause of reason

3

a replacement of defining relative clause

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Multiple Choice

Leaving early, we can have a lunch at the airport.

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a clause of condition

2

a clause of reason

3

a replacement of defining relative clause

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