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The man is in the garden (the man is wearing a blue jumper)
The man wearing a blue jumper is in the garden.
We found a doctor (the doctor works at a hospital in Madrid)
We found a doctor working at a hospital in Madrid.
People will not be allowed to enter (people who arrive arrive late)
People arriving late will not be allowed to enter.
Don't wake the baby (the baby is sleeping in the next room)
Don't wake the baby sleeping in the next room.
Those books were mine (those books were lying on the table)
Those books lying on the table were mine.
They called a lawyer (the lawyer lived nearby)
They called a lawyer living nearby.
The television was stolen (the television was bought twenty years ago)
The television bought twenty years ago was stolen.
I often buy cheese (the cheese is imported from Paris)
I often buy cheese imported from Paris.
The bread is in the kitchen (the bread was brought by John)
The bread brought by John is in the kitchen.
We live in a house (the house was built by my grandfather)
We live in a house built by my grandfather.
The money has been given to charity (the money was found in the street)
The money found in the street has been given to charity.
The robber ran away (the robber was seen by David)
The robber seen by David ran away.
I really loved the flowers (the flowers were grown in London)
I really loved the flowers grown in London.
I don't know much about the games (the games are played by children nowadays)
I don't know much about the games played by children nowadays.
After she had her hair cut, she looked strange. ( past participle clause)
Having her hair cut, she looked strange.
After I had washed the car, I noticed a small scratch on the front right fender.
Having washed the car, I noticed a small scratch on the front right fender.
I didin't want to go to the cinema because I had seen this movie already
Having seen the film before, I didn't want to go to the cinema.
He had lived in this town all his life so he knew the town well
Having lived in this town all his life, he knew the town well.


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