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participles grammar rules
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We all praised the cake (the cake was baked by my mother).
We all praised the cake baked by my mother.
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Past Participle form
Ved/V3
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Perfect Participle form
having + Ved/V3
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____ (want) to catch up with old friends, Mary organised a Sunday brunch.
Wanting ___
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Correct mistakes if necessary: Not having felt sure about my speaking skills, I said hardly anything at all.
Not feeling sure _____
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Present Participle form
Ving
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replace a sentence with a verb in the passive voice
Past Participle
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with the verbs catch and find
Present Participle
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two actions at the same time
Present Participle
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with the verbs catch and find
Present Participle
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When I had lost some weight I was able to fit into my old suit. ____, I was able to fit into my old suit.
Having lost some weight,
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with the verbs speand and waste
Present Participle
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it can be used in the same way as a simple passive relative clause
Past Participle
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The old woman sat at the bedroom window and watched people walk by. ______, the old woman watched people walk by.
Sitting at the bedroom window,
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He was working on a complex project and he was extremely stressed. _________ he was extremely stressed.
Working on a complex project, he was extremely stressed
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emphasise that an action was previous to another , these clauses are commonly used to express the cause of a second action
Perfect Participle
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explain a reason
Present Participle
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it can follow prepositions or conjunctions: after, before, instead of,without,when,while, etc.
Perfect Participle
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