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39 - Participle ClausesVersion en ligne Participle clauses quiz par APEXIA 1 1. What is the main purpose of participle clauses? a D) To ask questions b C) To describe the future c A) To make sentences longer d B) To simplify and combine ideas 2 2. What does “having + past participle” express? a C) Action completed before another b A) Future action c B) Simultaneous action d D) Habit 3 3. Choose the correct sentence: a A) Working late, the report was finished b D) Working late, the report finished c B) Working late, she finished the report d C) Working late, finished the report 4 4. Complete: “___ the analysis, we presented the results.” a B) Completed b C) Having completed c A) Completing d D) Complete 5 5. Choose the correct sentence: a A) Given the situation, we decided to act b B) Giving the situation, we decided to act c D) Given situation, we decided act d C) Give the situation, we decided to act 6 Correct the sentence: “Having finished the report, the meeting started.” a Having finished the report, we started the meeting. b Finished the report, we started the meeting. c Have finished the report, we started the meeting. d Having finished the report, we start the meeting. Retour 1 Participle clauses reduce repetition and combine clauses into a more concise structure. 2 This form shows sequence, meaning one action happened before another. 3 The subject must be the same in both parts of the sentence. 4 This shows that the analysis was done before presenting. 5 “Given” introduces a passive meaning. 6 The subject must be the same in both clauses. The original sentence is incorrect because “the meeting” did not finish the report.

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Participle clauses quiz

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1. What is the main purpose of participle clauses?

D) To ask questions

C) To describe the future

A) To make sentences longer

B) To simplify and combine ideas

2. What does “having + past participle” express?

C) Action completed before another

A) Future action

B) Simultaneous action

D) Habit

3. Choose the correct sentence:

A) Working late, the report was finished

D) Working late, the report finished

B) Working late, she finished the report

C) Working late, finished the report

4. Complete: “___ the analysis, we presented the results.”

B) Completed

C) Having completed

A) Completing

D) Complete

5. Choose the correct sentence:

A) Given the situation, we decided to act

B) Giving the situation, we decided to act

D) Given situation, we decided act

C) Give the situation, we decided to act

Correct the sentence: “Having finished the report, the meeting started.”

Having finished the report, we started the meeting.

Finished the report, we started the meeting.

Have finished the report, we started the meeting.

Having finished the report, we start the meeting.

Retour

Participle clauses reduce repetition and combine clauses into a more concise structure.

This form shows sequence, meaning one action happened before another.

The subject must be the same in both parts of the sentence.

This shows that the analysis was done before presenting.

“Given” introduces a passive meaning.

The subject must be the same in both clauses. The original sentence is incorrect because “the meeting” did not finish the report.

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39 - Participle ClausesVersion en ligne

par APEXIA

1. What is the main purpose of participle clauses?

2. What does “having + past participle” express?

3. Choose the correct sentence:

4. Complete: “___ the analysis, we presented the results.”

5. Choose the correct sentence:

Correct the sentence: “Having finished the report, the meeting started.”

Retour

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