Complete Exercise 4 (revision): Translate sentences with participles. Identify Present Participle I, Perfect Participle

Exercise 4: In this exercise, you are tasked with translating sentences that contain participles and identifying three different types of participles: Present Participle I, Perfect Participle I, and Past Participle. Participles are verb forms that are often used in various sentence structures.

• Present Participle I, also known as the active participle, typically ends in «-ing» and describes actions that are ongoing or simultaneous to the main action in a sentence.
• Perfect Participle I is an active participle used to indicate an action that occurred before another action.
• Past Participle is a passive participle often used in passive voice constructions.

Exercise 5: In this exercise, you need to rephrase sentences by choosing one of two example sentences provided. This helps you practice restructuring sentences while maintaining the original meaning.

Exercise 6: This exercise focuses on constructing sentences using active Perfect Participle I. The Perfect Participle I is used to show that one action happened before another action in the past. You are practicing expressing this relationship.

Exercise 7: In this exercise, you are asked to fill in the blanks with either Present Participle or Perfect Participle. Depending on the context, you will need to choose the appropriate participle form to complete the sentence correctly.

Overall, these exercises help you understand and use participles effectively in English sentences, which is an important aspect of mastering the language.