Tick the passive perfect form of Participle I

State the function of the participle: He advised me to speak to the man supervising the works.

State the function of the participle: He was stopped because of the burning car on road.

State the function of the participle: Whistling to himself, he walked around the forest.

State the function of the participle: Being poor, he didn’t spend much on clothes.

State the function of the participle: Knowing that his mother was late, he didn’t clean the room.

State the function of the participle: Mary looked at the broken cup.

State the function of the participle: Asked for help, Jim called the police.

State the function of the participle: Having parked the car, he went home.

State the function of the participle: The thought of dying alone was terrifying.

State the function of the participle: The situation was rather involved.

State the function of the participle: Having been heated, the substance changed its properties.

State the function of the participle: And I was left brooding over my memories again.

State the function of the participle: I felt like I’d been caught committing a crime.

State the function of the participle: I must have my watch mended; it doesn’t keep good time.

State the function of the participle: I find the book overestimated.

State the function of the participle: I thought Jerry Sisco got himself killed because he’d finally met his match.

State the function of the participle: They left him standing near the toilet, leaning on the wall for support.

State the function of the participle: We heard the news repeated twice.