Identifyng present particple or past participles phrase

[Arriving late to the meeting], Tom grabbed his briefcase and left hurriedly.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both

The book [written by a famous author] became an instant bestseller.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both

[Smiling brightly], the girl handed her mother a flower.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both

The car [damaged in the accident] was taken to the workshop.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both

[Walking down the street], I noticed a new café.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both

The window [broken by the storm] needed immediate repair.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both

[Laughing at the joke], María spilled her drink.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both

The painting [stolen from the museum] was recovered.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both

[Humming a cheerful melody], Mark worked on his project.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both

The email [sent yesterday] contained important details.

• Present participial phrase

• Past participial phrase

• None

• Both