PPK PARTICIPIAL P

Which one is an incorrect statement about participle forms?

• An active voice verb becomes an -ing participle.

• A passive voice verb becomes an -ed participle.

• There are also perfect forms.

• There are also continuous forms.

Which sentence does not have the participle in it?

• Some movies are rated X.

• Children should not see X-rated movies.

• The movie that I just saw was thrilling.

• I was thrilled when I saw how the movie was made.

Participial phrases, like adjective clauses, can be restrictive (necessary) or nonrestrictive (unnecessary). If the original clause is nonrestrictive, the phrase is ....

• nonrestrictive

• restrictive

The team members, who looked happy after their victory, were cheered by the fans.

Change this adjective clause into participial phrase:

• The team members, looking happy after their victory, were cheered by the fans.

• The team members, looked happy after their victory, were cheered by the fans.

• The team members, who werelooking happy after their victory, were cheered by the fas.

In the field of medicine, it will soon be normal to find robots _________________________.

• performing surgeries.

• performed surgeries.

• who performing surgeries.

• who performed surgeries.

Children _________ have an advantage over monolingual children

• raised in bilingual families

• raising in bilingual families

• who raising in bilingual families

• who raised in bilingual families

Which one is not the step to reduce an adverb clause?

• Make sure that the subject of the adverb clause and the subject of the

  independent clause are the same.

• Delete the subject of the adverb clause. If necessary, move it to the

  subject position in the independent clause

• Change the adverb clause verb to the appropriate participle.

• Change the adverb clause verb to the adjective clause.

Which sentence is not the appropriate change from the adverb clause to a participial phrase.

I enjoyed living in a big city while I was studying at the University of

Chicago.

• I enjoyed living in a big city while studying at the University of

  Chicago.

• While studying at the University of

  Chicago, I enjoyed living in a big city.

• Studying at the University of

  Chicago, I enjoyed living in a big city.

• While study at the University of

  Chicago, I enjoyed living in a big city.

Which sentence is not the appropriate change from the adverb clause to a participial phrase.

Before I left home, I promised my parents that I would return.

• Before leaving home, I promised my parents that I would return.

• Before left home, I promised my parents that I would return.

• I promised my parents that I would return before leaving home.

Which sentence is the appropriate change from the adverb clause to a participial phrase.

Because I am the eldest son, I am responsible for taking care of my parents.

• Because the eldest son, I am responsible for taking care of my parents.

• Being the eldest son, I am responsible for taking care of my parents.