Participle: Exercises
Change the words in brackets into an appropriate Participle form
- He has slept the sleep of the dead, _______ (sleep) badly for two nights.
- I woke up _______ (think) about the impending meeting.
- The cafe was full of people, _______ (laugh) and _______ (treat) on the house.
- _______ (Give) some money, the gypsy smiled.
- While _______ (glance) at, Mary got shy.
- While _______ (obey) my directions, the old man glanced at me suspiciously.
- (Watch) them _______ (dance), he raised his wine glass.
- The content of the letter _______ (write) in haste was bulky enough.
- He went upstairs, _______ (sneak) past the door.
- _______ (Tiptoe) through the room, she switched on the light.
- _______ (Do) daily household chores for ten years she was reluctant to go on.
- You should have heeded the warnings _______ (type) in capital letters.
- _______ (Call) loudly I started down the steps.
- _______ (Plunge) in the depth of an easy-chair, he was talking to himself.
- There was a candle _______ (flicker) inside the pumpkin.
- On the sultry platform there was the bulky Time _______ (leave) by someone.
- _______ (Not admit) to the university she had to return home.
- _______ (Wipe) his face with a towel, he could not but smell the aroma of the soap.
- _______ (Hear) the steps behind, he turned sharply round.
- No money or position, _______ (earn) dishonestly will make one happy.
- _______ (Drive) an extra eighty miles, they wanted to stop to eat.
- _______ (Wink) at the gamblers understood a signal.
- The campaign progressed uneventfully, no longer _______ (mention) in news broadcasts.
- He has slept the sleep of the dead, having slept badly for two nights.
- I woke up thinking about the impending meeting.
- The cafe was full of people, laughing and being treated on the house.
- Having been given some money, the gypsy smiled.
- While being glanced at, Mary got shy.
- While obeying my directions, the old man glanced at me suspiciously.
- Watching them dancing, he raised his wine glass.
- The content of the letter written in haste was bulky enough.
- He went upstairs, sneaking past the door.
- Tiptoeing through the room, she switched on the light.
- Having done daily household chores for ten years she was reluctant to go on.
- You should have heeded the warnings typed in capital letters.
- Having been called loudly I started down the steps.
- Plunged in the depth of an easy-chair, he was talking to himself.
- There was a candle flickering inside the pumpkin.
- On the sultry platform there was the bulky Time having been left by someone.
- Not having been admitted to the university she had to return home.
- Wiping his face with a towel, he could not but smell the aroma of the soap.
- Hearing the steps behind, he turned sharply round.
- No money or position, earned dishonestly will make one happy.
- Having driven an extra eighty miles, they wanted to stop to eat.
- Being winked at the gamblers understood a signal.
- The campaign progressed uneventfully, from day to day, no longer being mentioned in news broadcasts.