F6 Participles & Relative Clause Review

Here is the _____ report which I have finished.

• finishing (gerund as a noun)

• finishing (present participle - active form)

• finished (present participle - passive form)

• being finished (past participle - passive form)

The workers tried to remove the_____ trees which had fallen.

• falling (gerund as a noun)

• falling (present participle as adjective)

• fallen (past participle as adjective)

• having fallen (past participle as passive voice)

He had tried many times. He still failed to climb the mountain.

Which of the following choice matches the sentence above?

• Trying many times, he still failed to climb the mountain.

• He had tried many times, still failed to climb the mountain.

• Having tried many times, he still failed to climb the mountain.

• Tried many times, he still failed to climb the mountain.

He had been warned about the danger. He gave up his attempt.

Which of the following choice matches the sentence above?

• Warned about the danger, he gave up his attempt.

• He warning about the danger, he gave up his attempt.

• Warning about the danger, he gave up his attempt.

• Having been warned about the danger, he gave up his attempt.

Learning English, the pronunciation always troubled me.

The sentence is...

• correct

• ambiguous and should be written as:

  Learning English, the pronunciation was always troubled me.

• ambiguous and should be written as:

  Learning English, the pronunciation was always troubling me.

• ambiguous and should be written as:

  Learning English, I was always troubled by the pronunciation.

The lost key has been taken to the office. The lost key was seen on the floor outside the lavatory.

Which complex sentence below means the same as the sentences above?

• The lost key was seen on the floor outside the lavatory has been taken to the office.

• The lost key where was seen on the floor outside the lavatory has been taken to the office.

• The lost key seen on the floor outside the lavatory has been taken to the office.

• Seeing the lost key on the floor outside the lavatory, it has been taken to the office.

It was wrong to talk in such a way. You should not do it again.

Which sentence below is correct?

• Wrong to talk in such a way, you should not do it again.

• It being wrong to talk in such as a way, you should not do it again.

• It being wrong to talk in such as a way. You should not do it again.

• It being wrong to talk in such as a way, which you should not do it again.

The children are outside. They are playing basketball.

Join the two sentences together with participle phrases.

• The children are playing basketball outside.

• The children are outside playing basketball.

• The children being outside playing basketball.

• Outside, the children are playing basketball.

Paul does not know the facts. He finds it hard to give an answer.

• Paul does not know the facts finding it hard to give an answer.

• Being not know the facts, Paul finds it hard to give an answer.

• Paul, who does not know the facts, finding it hard to give an answer.

• Not knowing the facts, Paul finds it hard to give an answer.

Mr Wong washed the dishes. Then he sat and read the newspaper.

Which sentence below means the same as the above?

• Having washed the dishes, Mr Wong sat and read the newspaper.

• Washing the dishes, Mr Wong sat and read the newspaper.

• When washing the dishes, Mr Wong sad and read the newspapers.

• Mr Wong having washed the dishes, he sat and read the newspaper.