Perfect Participle — Passive Production (C2)

about the icy roads, the drivers slowed right down. (verb — passive)

to the conference, she rearranged her whole week. (verb — passive)

twice already, the proposal was unlikely to pass on the third attempt. (verb — passive)

in first aid, the staff knew exactly how to respond. (verb — passive)

a clear deadline, the team worked through the weekend. (verb — passive)

nothing about the merger, the employees were taken by surprise. (verb — passive)

from hundreds of applicants, she felt enormous pressure to succeed. (verb — passive)

into custody overnight, the suspect appeared in court the next morning. (verb — passive)

the floor plans, the buyers made an offer that afternoon. (verb — passive)

a place at two universities, he agonised over which to accept. (verb — passive)

from speaking to the media, the witness referred all questions to her lawyer. (verb — passive)

in advance, the supplier shipped the goods the same day. (verb — passive)

from their land by drought, the herders settled near the river. (verb — passive)

in haste, the contract contained several costly errors. (verb — passive)

for a member of staff, the customer was asked to help with the stocktake. (verb — passive)