Participle Clauses

There is one mistake in this sentence. Rewrite the following sentence correctly:

Fallen over in the street, Julia felt really embarrassed.

There is one mistake in this sentence. Rewrite the following sentence correctly:

Dreamt of a romantic holiday in the sun, Julia booked a sailing holiday around the Greek islands.

There is one mistake in this sentence. Rewrite the following sentence correctly:

Not wanted to appear cowardly, Nick volunteered to climb up and rescue the cat stuck in the tree.

There is one mistake in this sentence. Rewrite the following sentence correctly:

Surrounding on three sides by mountains, the village rarely enjoys much sunshine.

There is one mistake in this sentence. Rewrite the following sentence correctly:

Having leaving at 6am, we headed north.

There is one mistake in this sentence. Rewrite the following sentence correctly:

Covering in snow, the mountains looked forbidding.

There is one mistake in this sentence. Rewrite the following sentence correctly:

After another hour, felt hungry, we stopped for a snack.

There is one mistake in this sentence. Rewrite the following sentence correctly:

Survived to tell the tale, climbing is about taking risks.

An active participle clause must begin with a:

• Present Participle

• Past Participle

A passive participle clause must begin with a:

• Present Participle

• Past Participle