Participle Clauses

___ lunch, I sat in the garden with a drink.

• Making

• Made

• Having made

___ for the bus, she slipped on some ice and fell over.

• Running

• Run

• Having run

On ___ her former owner, the dog ran across the room to greet him.

• seeing

• seen

• having seen

___ for the final interview, the candidates were asked to prepare a short presentation.

• Selecting

• Selected

• Having been selected

___ through the woods, they found a bird with a broken wing.

• Walking

• Walked

• Having walked

_____ down the street, Sam saw a traffic accident.

• Walk

• Walking

• Walked

• Walks

Sam left school early because he felt sick.

• Feeling sick, Sam left school early.

• Having felt sick, Sam left school early.

• Felt sick, Sam left school early.

Choose the correct meaning for the participles in bold:

1. I watched my friends swimming in the sea.

• who were swimming

• while I was swimming

We took part in events organised by the hotel.

• because they were organised

• which were organised

Feeling tired, I went back to my room.

• because I felt tired

• because I feel tired