Question

2. Transform the sentences using Participles. 1. I’ve got my lunch which was waiting for me here. 2. Eliza who was excited by his words moved along the street. 3. Stephen, who had been listening to the unspoken speech behind the words, said nothing. 4. Peter seated himself in a leather chair which faced the desk. 5. When he said so, he grasped the map firmly with both hands. 6. When he hailed the taxi, he got in and told the driver to drive to Oxford Street. 7. Howden nodded when he took another chocolate cake. . 8. She moved away as she felt slightly embarrassed. 9. The word which came from the very bottom of his soul, broke up the dinner. 10. Clare was silent, and Sir Lawrence, watching her, thought: “Attractive, but a lot of naughty temper.” 11. John had enormous black eyes which were framed in velvety lashes and eyebrows. 12. He pointed at the vessel which was lying at the wharves. 13. Then I walked slowly down the drive away from the house as I intended to wait by the gate. 14. He got a seat rather far back in the upper boxes, but as his sight was very good, he saw quite well. 15. She moved away as she was slightly embarrassed.

Answer 1

Transform the sentences using Participles.

Answer 2

1. My lunch, waiting for me here, has been obtained.
2. Excited by his words, Eliza moved along the street.
3. Stephen, listening to the unspoken speech behind the words, remained silent.
4. Seated in a leather chair facing the desk, Peter settled himself.
5. Saying so, he grasped the map firmly with both hands.
6. Hailing the taxi, he got in and instructed the driver to drive to Oxford Street.
7. Nodding, Howden took another chocolate cake.
8. Feeling slightly embarrassed, she moved away.
9. The word, coming from the very bottom of his soul, disrupted the dinner.
10. Clare was silent, and Sir Lawrence, observing her, thought, "Attractive, but with a lot of naughty temper."
11. John had enormous black eyes, framed in velvety lashes and eyebrows.
12. Pointing at the vessel lying at the wharves, he drew attention to it.
13. Then, walking slowly down the drive away from the house, I intended to wait by the gate.
14. He obtained a seat rather far back in the upper boxes, but with his good sight, he saw quite well.
15. Moving away, she was slightly embarrassed.