Share 5B GRAMMAR: participle clauses (Noughts and crosses)
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(apple) … , my tooth came out.
Biting into the apple, …
(each other) The children ran inside, …
… laughing and joking with each other.
(fifty years) … , Helen retired.
Having led the business for fifty years, …
(snow) … , the village is popular among young and old alike in winter.
Covered in snow, …
(school) … , he nevertheless went on to become a household name.
Having left school at fifteen, …
(excitement) The football crowd suddenly roared, …
… lifting their arms and waving with excitement.
(1592) … , thermometers are now widely used in many areas.
Invented in 1592, …
(project experience) I consider myself an excellent candidate, …
… having had five years of successful project experience.
(quality chocolate) … , this is one cake you must try.
Made using 500 grams of top quality chocolate, …
(dawn) … , we had everything completed by midday.
Having been up since dawn, …
(overjoyed) … , I jumped up and down.
Feeling absolutely overjoyed, …
(Australia) … , they went back for a visit every year.
Having left Australia some years ago, …
(experts) … , the strategy takes only a few minutes each day.
Recommended by experts, …
(situation) … , we propose the following solution.
Having considered the situation carefully, …
(lift) … , I started to panic!
Stuck in the lift, …
(bang) The machine came to a sudden halt, …
… having made a loud bang.
