Participle clauses: walking, built, having
Practise -ing, past participle and having done clauses, short relative clauses, and keeping the same subject in both parts of the sentence.
22 questionsby Grove EnglishAdded 11 Nov 2026
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Choose the participle
Choose the correct form for each gap.
the report, she emailed it to her manager and went home.
in the 1890s, the station still has its original iron roof.
anyone at the party, Sam stayed close to his sister.
about the roadworks, we left half an hour early.
Anyone to attend the workshop should register by Friday.
Most of the vegetables at the market are grown on local farms.
from the hill, the village looks tiny.
Once , the sauce should be kept in the fridge and used within a week.
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Pages of this quiz
- Page 1Choose the participle
Choose the correct form for each gap.
- Page 2Find the mistakes
Some of the sentences are correct. Find and correct the mistakes.
- Page 3Use a participle clause
Rewrite each sentence with a participle clause. Use the word given.
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