Participle II
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Exercise.1. Participle II:
Participle II (Past Participle Passive) :
V+ ed ( 䳺) used, published.
3 ( 䳺) - built, broken.
Participle II 䳺 -(), -(), -(), .
Participle II , .
A broken cup lay on the table. .
Books published for children are usually well illustrated. , , .
Participle II 䳺 , , . 䳺 when, while, if, as, though, al though. 䳺 , , ( + 䳺).
Though expected on Sunday he only arrived on Monday. , .
Ice melts when heated. , ( ).
Exercise.2. Perfect Participle Active:
Perfect Participle Active ( 䳺 ) 䳺 , -, -: having done , having come .
Perfect Participle Active , 䳿, 䳺, 䳺 .
She left the office having looked through all the documents. , .
Having come home she began cooking supper. , .
Perfect Participle Passive
Perfect Participle Passive ( 䳺 ) 䳺 , , 䳿, 䳺 . 䳺 ( , ,.., ).
Having been seriously wounded he was no longer fit for active service. ϳ , , () ..
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(Absolute Participle Construction) , 䳺 , (), , , 䳺, 䳺 .
, , , . , , (II).
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. The weather being fine, we'll go for a walk. () , .
I. The workers left the port, the goods having not been unloaded. , (, , , ) .
' 䳺
1. ' 䳺 䳺, , to see, to hear, to watch, to observe, to notice, to feel . ' .
.: I saw him crossing the street. , .
I saw him cross the street. , .
2. ' 䳺 II (Participle II) 䳺 , , 䳺 to have.
He wants the work done (to be done) at once. ³ , ( ) .
I had my hair cut yesterday. ( ).
Exercise.4. , Participle I Participle II:
1. A person taking a bath is our patient.
2. A person taking to the hospital was his brother.
3. The letter written by him was very long.
4. Don't make mistakes writing a letter.
5. The question put to the professor were important.
6. While putting the flowers into the vase he broke it.
7. I saw my friend saying good bye to his girl-friend.
8. She didn't understand the word said by him.
9. He didn't see the things kept in her box.
10. Ann entered the room keeping a book in her hand.
Exercise.5. Participle I / Participle II:
A) Participle I (doing) B) Participle II (done)
1. (grow) interest
2. a (complicate) explanation
3. an (excite) child
4. a (terrify) experiment
5. (worry) problem
6. (well-pay) job
7. a (pass) bus
8. a (burn) barn
9. an (excite) story
10. a (steal) car
11. (fly) fish
12. (run) water
13. a (freeze) lake
14. (blind) light
15. a (break) heart
16. a (die) soldier
17. a (cheer) crowd
18. a (swim) lesson
19. a (destroy) church
20. (longplay) records
21. the (follow) chapter
Exercise.6. Participle I / Participle II:
A) Participle I B) Participle II
1. I must have the mixer (fixing, fixed).
2. I don't find this story (amusing, amused).
3. My room is a mess: I really must get it (tidying, tidied) up.
4. I would stay at home after such a (tiring, tired) day.
5. Uncle Frank has a gentle old horse (naming, named) Pete on his farm.
6. Can you smell something (burning, burned)?
7. He opened the letter with (shaking, shaken) fingers.
Exercise.7. 䳺:
1. Who is the girl (doing, done) her task on the blackboard?
2. The book (writing, written) by him is not very interesting.
3. The translation (doing, done) by me was very easy,
4. The (loosing, lost) keys were not found.
5. The (loosing, lost) team will not get the prize.
6. I don't like the video (buying, bought) yesterday,,
7. Do you know the boy (coming, come) towards us?
8. We like the songs (singing, sung) by this singer.
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9. The woman (singing, sung) is his wife.
10. The question (discussing, discussed) at the meeting was very important.
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Exercise.3. , Participle II:
1. He doesn't like boiled milk.
2. A broken cup lays on the floor.
3. The books written by this author are very interesting.
4. I remember well his words told at the meeting.
5. Asked about that event, he replied nothing.
6. I don't like the book bought last week.
7. The stolen things were returned to the owner.
8. We are interested in the goods produced by this factory.
9. He looked at her and was gone.
10. This is the house built many years ago.
Exercise.8. Participle I / Participle II:
A) Participle I B) Participle II
1. She had rather a (pleasing, pleased) look on her face.
2. Deeply (shocking, shocked) I left them.
- When (answering, answered) your question yesterday I forgot this fact.
- He walked along the road with his collar (turning, turned) up, hands in pockets.
- I didn't enjoy the party because I was (boring, bored) there.
- Why not throw away the (breaking, broken) umbrella we are not likely to repair it.
- She didn't pay any attention to the (ringing, rung) telephone.
- Don't you think your hair needs (cutting, cut)?
- Can you think of the name of an animal (beginning, begun) with "B"?
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1. 䳺 II ?
2. 䳺 II.