14-WEEK QUIZIZZ-1

Rewrite the sentences replacing the italic part with a perfect participle.

1. We switched off the lights before we went to bed.
   

• Having switched on the lights we went to bed.

• Having switch off the lights we went to bed.

• Having switched off the lights we went to bed.

• Have switched off the lights we went to bed.

Rewrite the sentences replacing the italic part with a perfect participle.

1. The boy asked his mother's permission and then went out to play.
   

• Have asked his mother's permission the boy went out to play.

• Having asked his mother's permission the boy went out to play.

• Having asking his mother's permission the boy went out to play.

• Having ask his mother's permission the boy went out to play.

Rewrite the sentences replacing the italic part with a perfect participle.

1. We have written two tests today, so we are very exhausted.
   

• Have write two tests today we are very exhausted.

• Having wrote two tests today we are very exhausted.

• Having write two tests today we are very exhausted.

• Having written two tests today we are very exhausted.

  
  

.... the film at least a dozen times, he knew it almost by heart.

• Not having seen
• Watching
• After watching
• • Having seen

When Linda entered the room, she saw a lot of strangers and she felt ..... .

• • embarrassing

• embarrassed

• • being embarrassed

• • being embarrass

I want my phone number ..... because people often get the wrong number.

• unchanged
• change

• repeated
• changed

I heard him ..... something from the opposite side of the street, but I pretended not to hear.

• • having shouted

• shouting

• shouted

• shouteded

....... as a taxi-driver before, Leo knew every corner of the town.

• Having worked

• Having work

• • Working

• Have worked

Bitterly .... , the explorers set out on the return journey.

• • being disappointed

  
  

• • having been disappointed

  
  

• disappointed

• • having disappointed

  
  

Mrs. Green doesn't explain things well. Her explanations are .... .

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• confusing

• • being confused

• • have confused

• • confused