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Participle Clauses Exercises

Present, past and perfect participle clauses; absolute constructions

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Present Participle Clauses

Present-Participle Clauses — Simultaneous Actions (C1)

C1 · Multiple choice

Present-Participle Clauses — Reason and Cause (C1)

C1 · Multiple choice

Present-Participle Clauses — Result Clauses (C1)

C1 · Multiple choice

Present-Participle Clauses — Replacing Finite Clauses (C1)

Present-Participle Clauses — Negative Forms (C1)

Perfect Participle Clauses

Perfect Participle — Having Finished (Sequence) (C1)

C1 · Multiple choice

Perfect Participle vs -ing — Sequence or Simultaneous? (C1)

C1 · Multiple choice

Perfect Participle — Passive Having Been Warned (C2)

C2 · Multiple choice