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DON'T: The Game

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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
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Faced with an angry bull, Paulo decided to jump in that river. PRESENT OR PAST PARTICIPLE CLAUSE?
    PAST PARTICIPLE CLAUSE
  • We use present participles for passive clauses. TRUE / FALSE
    FALSE
  • 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.