Participle I as Adverbial Modifier

Participle I DOES NOT perform the function of adverbial modifier......

• of reason

• of purpose

• of manner

• of concession

Participle I as adverbial modifier of time can be used in any form

• True

• False

Participle I as adverbial modifier of reason is used only before the predicate

• True

• False

Participle I as adverbial modifier of manner can be changed into a homogenious predicate

• True

• False

Participle I as adverbial modifier of attendant circumstances is used.....

• only before the predicate

• onle after the predicate

• before/after the predicate

In which of these functions is the use of the conjunction obligatory?

• adv. modifier of condition

• adv. modifier of concession

• adv. modifier of compariison

• adv. modifier of time

In which of these functions Participle I is rarely used?

• adv. modifier of time

• adv. modifier of concession

• adv. modifier of attendant circumstances

• adv.modifier of condition

Participle I as adverbial modifier of attendant circumstances CANNOT denote....

• a prior action

• a posterior action

• a simultaneous action

Feeling his presence, she turned her head and saw him (function)

• adv. modifier of time

• adv. modifier of manner

• adv. modifier of attendant circumstances

• adv. modifier of reason

Answer explanation

Define the function

Charles said something setting out cups and saucers on the tray (function)

• adv. modifier of attendant circumstances

• adv. modifier of reason

• adv. modifier of manner

• adv. modifier of concession