PRESENT PARTICIPLES

 

COMBINE THE SENTENCES USING PRESENT PARTICIPLES

1. We received a phone call. So we cancelled the outdoor event.

2. She finished her work. Then, she left the office

3. He found the lost keys. He called me immediately.

4. They completed the project. Then the clients went out .

5. I bought a new phone. I accidentally dropped it.

6. She prepared a delicious meal. She invited the guests.

7. They left the place. They rushed out to meet him. 

8. We visited the museum. We had studied its history.

9.  He received the award. He had worked hard for it.

10. They painted the walls. Then they decorated the room.


Check your Answers:


1. Receiving a phone call we canceled the outdoor event

2. Finishing her work, she left the office.

3. Finding the lost keys, he called me immediately.

4. Completing the project, the clients the clients went out.

5. Buying a new phone, I accidentally dropped it.

6. Preparing a delicious meal, she invited her guests.

7. Leaving the place they rushed out to meet him. 

8. Visiting the museum, we knew its history.

9. Working hard for it, he received the award.

10. Painting the walls, they decorated the room.


Regards

B.S. Padmavathy

English Teacher

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