Participle Clauses
Participle clauses allow us to express information in a more concise way. They often express time, cause, result, or condition.
Present participle clauses begin with -ing forms, while past participle clauses use the past participle.
Which type of participle is used: 'Frightened by the noise, the dog barked.'
True or False: A participle clause can act as a reason for the main clause.
What is the function of the participle clause in: 'Excited about the trip, she couldn’t sleep'?
Choose the sentence with a participle clause.
What is the participle clause in: 'Given more time, I would finish it.'
Which sentence contains a dangling participle?
What does the participle clause show: 'Walking home, he met a friend'?
Which sentence uses a present participle clause?
Identify the participle clause: 'Running down the street, she tripped.'
Choose the correct participle clause: _____, he made dinner.