Participle Clauses

Participle Clauses are usually used to the number of words used to give the same information shorter/ longer.

.... (learn) that her son had not studied hard in class, Ms. Nguyen got her stick ready.

Had Minh .... (not spend) as much time as he did studying, his exam results would never .... (be) so good over this last year.

... (have) .... (get) married thirty-six times before, Mr Chan was in Hanoi looking for his next wife.

... (look after) carefully, these boots will .... (last) for many years.

The Harry Potter books, ... (write) by JK Rowling, have all been made into films.

... (know) that he had completed all of CLMS, the student ... (knew) he was going to get a god report.

Correct (if necessary): Had he not visit Brazil as a child, his passion for football will not have developed.

.... (have) learnt Arabic as a child, Mr Vu was desperate to visit the Middle East.

Correct (if necessary): Passing the finishing line, Thien was proud that he had finished a marathon.

... (feel) nervous, Lam ... (open) up his examination paper.

CORRECT: Produce in France, Champagne is exported across the world.

.... (do) daily, homework each night can ... (help / stop) brain problems developing in later life.