Participles_Sentence Transformation

(a) I feel tired. (b) I went to bed early. Which sentence should be transformed to participle phrase?

• a

• b

(a) I wasn't able to contact him. (b) I didn't know his phone number.

Which sentence should be transformed into participle phrase?

• a

• b

Should the reason or the result be transformed into the participle phrase?

• reason

• result

(a) John hurt his ankle.

(b) John was playing football.

Which sentence should be transformed into a participle phrase?

• a

• b

(a) Peter had his breakfast.

(b) Then he listened to the radio.

Which sentence should be transformed into a participle phrase?

• a

• b

(a) If he knows the results, (b) he will let you know.

Which clause should be transformed into a participle phrase?

• a

• b

(a) Peter will try his best.

(b) He is given a chance.

Which sentence should be transformed into a participle phrase?

• a

• b

Which clause should be transformed into a participle phrase?

• if-clause

• main-clause

Not wanting to try again, he failed twice.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Punished by the teacher, the boy cried.

• Correct

• Incorrect