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B2+ U4 PARTICIPLE CLAUSES

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  • Fill the gap: The man ___ the car is my uncle.
    having driven
    driven
    driving
    being driven
  • Is this correct? 'Having finished her homework she watched TV.'
    yes
  • Complete: People ___ in the park enjoyed the weather.
    walked
    being walked
    walking
    having walked
  • Complete: The email ___ this morning contained good news.
    received
    receiving
    having received
    being receive
  • Complete: The device ___ last year is very popular.
    having introduced
    introducing
    being introduce
    introduced
  • True or False: Perfect participles use 'having + past participle'.
    False
    True
  • Complete: ___ the truth, he felt relieved.
    Being known
    Knowing
    Having know
    Known
  • Fill the gap: ___ all her money, she couldn't buy the dress.
    Spending
    Being spent
    Spent
    Having spent
  • Which participle is passive?
    modifying
    having modified
    modified
    being modify
  • True or False: Past participles are used when the subject does the action.
    False
    True
  • Is this sentence correct? 'Walking down the street the tree fell.'
    no
  • Is this correct? 'Listened to music I fell asleep.'
    no
  • True or False: Present participles end in -ing.
    False
    True
  • True or False: You can use participle clauses at the beginning or end of a sentence.
    False
    True
  • Which shows the main verb is active?
    needed extra help
    being needed help
    needing extra help
    having needed help
  • Complete: The book ___ by millions became a bestseller.
    being read
    having read
    read
    reading
  • Is this sentence correct? 'The photograph taking yesterday won a prize.'
    No
    Yes
  • True or False: Participle clauses make sentences shorter and more concise.
    True
    False
  • Fill the gap: ___ in 1850, the building is now a museum.
    Having built
    Building
    Being build
    Built
  • Fill the gap: ___ for hours, we finally found the solution.
    Having worked
    Being worked
    Worked
    Working
  • Is this grammatically correct? 'Based on true events the film was exciting.'
    Yes
  • Fill the gap: ___ on a hill, the house has great views.
    Having situated
    Situated
    Situating
    Being situate
  • Which form shows an action BEFORE the main verb?
    Finishing
    Having finished
    Being finished
    Finished
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