Understanding Participle I

Which sentence correctly uses Participle I as an attribute?

• The train departing from platform 5 is delayed.

• The train departed from platform 5 is delayed.

• The train will depart from platform 5 is delayed.

• The train was departing from platform 5 is delayed.

In which sentence is Participle I used as an adverbial modifier of time?

• Approaching the station, she checked her watch.

• She entered the station, looking around nervously.

• The station, surrounded by tall buildings, was crowded.

• The waiting area being cleaned, passengers had to stand outside.

Identify the sentence where Participle I is used as an adverbial modifier of cause.

• Being tired, she went to bed early.

• Walking into the room, she smiled.

• The students, chatting loudly, didn't hear the bell.

• The old book, covered in dust, lay forgotten on the shelf.

Which sentence contains a dangling participle?

• Looking out of the window, the birds were flying in the sky.

• Looking out of the window, she saw birds flying in the sky.

• He entered the room, smiling at everyone.

• The students, writing their notes, listened carefully.

Which sentence correctly uses Participle I as an adverbial modifier of manner?

• She walked into the room, smiling confidently.

• The smiling girl walked into the room.

• Having smiled, she walked into the room.

• The girl smiles as she walks into the room.

Which sentence uses Participle I in an analytical verb form?

• He was reading a book when the phone rang.

• Reading a book, he didn't notice the time.

• The book lying on the table is mine.

• He entered the room, smiling at his friends.

Choose the correct sentence where Participle I is used as a detached attribute.

• The girl, wearing a red dress, stood near the window.

• The girl wearing a red dress stood near the window.

• The girl, being tired, left the party early.

• Being late, the girl missed the train.

What is the function of Participle I in the sentence: "He stood at the door, waiting for an answer."

• Attribute

• Adverbial modifier

• Predicative

• Part of a complex object

Which sentence contains an incorrect use of Participle I?

• Running through the park, she tripped and fell.

• Listening to music, he didn't hear the phone ring.

• He saw the man walking down the street.

• Being hungry, he eats his lunch.

Which sentence correctly uses Participle I in a complex object?

• I saw her crossing the street.

• She was crossing the street.

• The crossing street was busy.

• She crossed the street and waved at me.