20211209 3C Participle phrases

The mobile phone was lost 2 weeks ago and it was found.

• Losing 2 weeks ago, the mobile phone was found.

• Losed two weeks ago, the mobile phone was found.

• Having been lost two weeks ago, the mobile phone was found.

• Lost two weeks ago, the mobile phone was found.

Victoria was impressed by Rafael's work, so she gave him an A.

• Given an A, Victoria was impressed by Rafael's work.

• Impressed by Rafael's work, Victoria gave him an A.

• Having impressed by R's work, Victoria gave him an A.

• Giving him an A, Victoria was impressed by Rafael's work.

Victoria went home because she felt ill.

• Feeling ill, Victoria goes home.

• Feeling ill, Victoria went home.

• Having felt ill, Victoria went home.

• After feeling ill, Victoria went home.

Valerie has homework to do, so she can't come to the play.

• Having work to do, Valerie can't come to the play.

• Having had work to do, Valerie can't come to the play.

• Not coming to the play, Valerie has homework.

• Not having come to the play, Valerie has homework.

As I haven't received any messages, I am sad.

• Not receiving any messages, I am sad.

• Not having received any messages, I am sad.

• I did not receive any messages so I am sad.

• Being sad, I didn't receive any messages.

Because Martha was attracted by the online games, she failed the Math exam.

• Attracting by the online games, Martha failed the Math exam.

• Not attracted by the online games, Martha failed the Math exam.

• Attracted by the online games, Martha failed the Math exam.

• Failing the exam, Martha was attracted by the online games.

Mark didn't go to the party because he was suffered from a stomach.

• Suffering from a stomach, Mark went to the party.

• Not going to the party, Mark was suffered from a stomach.

• Not having gone to the party, Mark was suffered from a stomach.

• Suffered from a stomach, Mark didn't go to the party.

Martha has work to do so she can't go to the museum.

• Having work to do, Martha can't go to the museum.

• Working to do, Martha can't go to the party.

• Martha can't go to the party because of her work to do.

• Martha can't go to the party having work do.

Present participle

Since Tom did not wear his glasses, he could not see the board.

Past participle

The crowd was amazed by the fireworks, it cheered.