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... noticing Smith will smith Will Smith, I decided to smith Will Smith too! AFTER / IF / WILL SMITH
AFTER
We use past participles for active clauses. TRUE / FALSE
FALSE
Knowing you don't like fish, I've cooked fried chicken. TRANSFORM IT TO MAKE IT LONGER USING 'After'.
After knowing you don't like fish, I cooked fried chicken.
She's never believed in airplane security and because of that, she has never been to Japan.
Not believing in airplane security, she has never been to Japan.
We use present participles for passive clauses. TRUE / FALSE
FALSE
Faced with an angry bull, Paulo decided to jump in that river. PRESENT OR PAST PARTICIPLE CLAUSE?
PAST PARTICIPLE CLAUSE
After seeing what happened, Lightning Marquinhos ...... to help the King. HELPED / HAS GONE / WENT / KACHOW
WENT
Having known the rules, the students corrected this sentence. CORRECT THE SENTENCE (UNLESS YOU AREN'T A STUDENT).
Knowing the rules, the students can correct this sentence.
If you do these exercises correctly, they'll help you in the maths test. USE A PARTICIPLE CLAUSE.
Done correctly, these exercises will help you in the maths test.
I advised him not to do it because he would be a laughing stock. TRANSFORM IT IN A PARTICIPLE CLAUSE
Knowing that he would be a laughing stock, I advised him not to do it.
