Join the sentences. Use participle clauses. I reached the train station. I saw my train pulling away from the platform. (ON)

Use participle clauses. Who is that woman who is sitting next to your brother?

Use participle clauses. A boy who was camping with me, fell out of a tree and broke his leg.

Use participle clauses. After they had completed the project, they celebrated their success.

Use participle clauses. They walked by the river and they came upon a small hut.

Join the sentences. Use participle clauses. I changed my clothes quickly. I rushed to the station to catch the train.

Use participle clauses. When she heard the strange noise, she became worried.

Join the sentences. Use participle clauses. I threw back the bedcovers. I rushed downstairs to the kitchen.

Use participle clauses. Since we were so tired, we went straight to bed.

Use participle clauses. Students who wish to enter for the exam should give their names to the office today.

First we went to the zoo and then we had a nice lunch. Before ………………………….., we went to the zoo. HAVING

Join the sentences. Use participle clauses. I had forgotten to set my alarm clock. I woke up late the morning of the interview.

Join the sentences. Use participle clauses. I bought myself some breakfast at the station. Then I sat down to plan how to get to the interview on time the following day. (AFTER)