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Test your skills with participle clauses

English course Level C1 Understanding Participle clauses in English at Level C1 When are participle clauses used? Test your skills with participle clauses

Test your skills with participle clauses. Which of the re-written sentences are correct?

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Question 1 of 9

1. Question
Which of these sentences uses the participle clause correctly?

Sue was lying in the sun. She got sunburned.
- Sue got sunburned in the sun lying.
- Sue was sunburning lying in the sun.
- Sunburning, Sue was in the sun lying.
- Lying in the sun, Sue got sunburned.
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Question 2 of 9

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John has just retired. He is now able to spend more time gardening.
- Having just been gardening, John is now able to retire.
- Having just retired, John is now able to spend more time gardening.
- Spending more time gardening, John is now able to retire.
- Spending more time, John is now able to retire in the garden.
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Question 3 of 9

3. Question
They bought their cinema tickets. Then they went to find a seat.
- Having cinema tickets, they bought their seat.
- Having found a seat, they bought their cinema tickets.
- Having bought a seat, they found their cinema tickets.
- Having bought their cinema tickets, they went to find a seat.
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Question 4 of 9

4. Question
The student sat in front of the computer and wrote his essay.
- Sitting in front of the computer, the student wrote his essay.
- Sitting in front of the essay, the student wrote his computer.
- Having written his essay, the student sat in front of his computer.
- Writing his essay, the student sat in front of the computer.
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Question 5 of 9

5. Question
Some people argue against school uniforms. They feel children should wear what they want to.
- Wearing school uniforms, some people feel children should argue against this.
- Arguing against school uniforms, some people feel children should wear what they want to.
- Some people feel children should be arguing against school uniforms, wearing what they want to.
- Arguing against children should wear what they want to, some people want school uniforms.
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Question 6 of 9

6. Question
Some students are disappointed in their progress at school. These students often do not go into further education.
- Disappointed in their progress at school, these/some students often do not go into further education.
- These/some students often are not going into further education, disappointed in their progress at school.
- Disappointed in further education, these/some students often do not progress at school.
- These/some students often do not go into further education so are disappointed in their progress at school.
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Question 7 of 9

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Children do not have the maturity to make every choice themselves. A parent or guardian is need to make decisions on their behalf.
- Not having children, a parent or guardian needs to make decisions on their behalf.
- Not having the maturity to make every choice themselves, children need a parent or guardian to make decisions on their behalf.
- Having the maturity to make every choice themselves, children need a parent or guardian to make decisions on their behalf.
- Needing a parent or guardian to make decisions on their behalf, children don’t have maturity.
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Question 8 of 9

8. Question
I didn’t want to break the law. I called the police instead.
- Not wanting to break the law, I called the police instead.
- Not wanting to call the police, I broke the law instead.
- Calling the police, I didn’t want to break the law.
- Breaking the law, I didn’t call the police instead.
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Question 9 of 9

9. Question
John travelled overseas a lot as a teenager. He is more open minded to different cultures.
- Having different cultures, John is more open to travelling overseas.
- Having been opened to a lot of different cultures as a teenager, John travels a lot.
- Being more open to different cultures as a teenager, John travelled a lot.
- Having travelled overseas a lot as a teenager, John is more open to different cultures.
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