Participle clauses

Knowing / Having known / Known you don't like seafood, I've cooked some chicken too.

• Knowing

• Having known

• Known

Being angered / Having angered / Angered by his hurtful remarks, she slammed down the phone.

• Being angered

• Having angered

• Angered

Seen / Having seen / Being seen her work, I'm sure she'll do a good job.

• Seen

• Having seen

• Being seen

Having seen / Seeing / Seen you haven't got much time, it might be better to do this tomorrow.

• Having seen

• Seeing

• Seen

Haven't reading / Not reading / Not having read the book, I can't really give you an opinion.

• Haven't read

• Not reading

• Not having read

Who is that woman over there talking / talked / having talked to Steven?

• talking

• talked

• having talked

He was sitting at a large desk piled / having piled / piling high with files and papers.

• piled

• having piled

• piling

Several old cars, abandoned / having abandoned / abandoning by their owners, lay rusting in the grass.

• abandoned

• having abandoned

• abandoning

He accidently kicked a table, having sent / sent / sending plates and glasses crashing to the floor.

• having sent

• sent

• sending

Could I have a list of students taken / taking / having taken the test next week.

• taken

• taking

• having taken