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True or False: Present participles end in -ing.
True
False
Complete: The book ___ by millions became a bestseller.
read
having read
being read
reading
Is this sentence correct? 'Walking down the street the tree fell.'
no
Which form shows an action BEFORE the main verb?
Having finished
Finishing
Finished
Being finished
Fill the gap: ___ in 1850, the building is now a museum.
Being build
Building
Built
Having built
Complete: People ___ in the park enjoyed the weather.
having walked
walked
walking
being walked
Fill the gap: ___ all her money, she couldn't buy the dress.
Spent
Having spent
Spending
Being spent
True or False: Participle clauses make sentences shorter and more concise.
False
True
Complete: The device ___ last year is very popular.
introducing
having introduced
being introduce
introduced
Is this correct? 'Listened to music I fell asleep.'
no
Fill the gap: ___ on a hill, the house has great views.
Being situate
Situating
Situated
Having situated
Complete: ___ the truth, he felt relieved.
Having know
Known
Knowing
Being known
Is this sentence correct? 'The photograph taking yesterday won a prize.'
Yes
No
Fill the gap: The man ___ the car is my uncle.
being driven
driven
driving
having driven
True or False: Perfect participles use 'having + past participle'.
True
False
Complete: The email ___ this morning contained good news.
being receive
having received
receiving
received
