This is the guy who wants to buy your sofa.

That guy over there, who is standing next to the fridge, wants to buy your sofa.

We want to see the new Tom Carter film, which was released on Friday.

We are the ones who want to see the new Tom Carter film.

Defining means to add no clarity to understanding.

Defining means you need something to make something whole.

Defining means that there is something there which makes something clear.

Defining means something that is really loud, and now you can't hear.

verb + ing

verb + ed

irregular verb used in the past

none of these

The subject of both verbs is the same.

The subject of both verbs is different.

The subject of both verbs is the same.

The subject of both verbs is different.

present

past

A man was holding a red briefcase and he walked into the meeting room.

Holding a red briefcase, a man walked into the meeting room.

The candidate was asked a difficult question and he didn't know how to reply.

Asked a difficult question, the candidate didn't know how to reply.

A man was holding a red briefcase and he walked into the meeting room.

Holding a red briefcase, a man walked into the meeting room.

The candidate was asked a difficult question and he didn't know how to reply.

Asked a difficult question, the candidate didn't know how to reply.

A man was holding a red briefcase and he walked into the meeting room.

Holding a red briefcase, a man walked into the meeting room.

The candidate was asked a difficult question and he didn't know how to reply.

Asked a difficult question, the candidate didn't know how to reply.

True

False

Reading...

read...

Having spoken...

After spoken...

...wishing...

...wished...

...advertising...

...advertised...

Not being...

Not been...

...woman dancing...

...who dancing...

True

False

Not false

Not untrue.