Question

Пожалуйста помогите! Transform the sentences according to the models to practise the use of the Participle I and Participle II. a) Model: When he was walking in the park, he met his friends. (When) Walking in the part, he met his friends. After they had visited the museum, they went home. Having visited the museum, they went home. 1. When he was in Washington DC, he visited the Lincoln Memorial. 2.While you are walking along the streets of Washington, you can find the "Eye Street". 3. When you are finding your way around Washington, you can use your logic. 4. After he had chosen the place for the capital, he began to plan it carefully. 5. After she had written a letter, she went to the post office. b) Model: Though he was not prepared well, he could answer that question. Though not prepared well, he could answer that question. 1.When the letter was written, it was sent to Moscow. 2. If you are invited to the party, you should come in time. 3. As he was asked, he brought his article. 4. Though he was not invited, he did not come to the party. 5. When the book was translated into the Russian language, it was read with great interest.

Answer 1

1. Being in Washington DC, he visited the Lincoln Memorial.

2. While walking along the streets of Washington, you can find the "Eye Street".

3. When finding your way around Washington, you can use your logic.

4. Having chosen the place for the capital, he began to plan it carefully.

5. Having written a letter, she went to the post office.

1. Having been written, the letter was sent to Moscow.

2. If invited to the party, you should come in time.

3. As asked, he brought his article.

4. Though not invited, he did not come to the party.

5. Having been translated into the Russian language, the book was read with great interest.

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you transform the sentences using Participle I and Participle II. Let's work on both sets of sentences:

a) Transform using Participle I:

1. When in Washington DC, he visited the Lincoln Memorial.
2. Walking along the streets of Washington, you can find "Eye Street."
3. Finding your way around Washington, you can use your logic.
4. Having chosen the place for the capital, he began to plan it carefully.
5. Having written a letter, she went to the post office.

b) Transform using Participle II:

1. When the letter was written, it was sent to Moscow.
2. If invited to the party, you should come in time.
3. As asked, he brought his article.
4. Though not invited, he did not come to the party.
5. When the book was translated into the Russian language, it was read with great interest.