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-===== Exercise: Participle constructions to replace relative clauses and adverbial clauses =====
+====== Exercise: Participle constructions to replace relative clauses and adverbial clauses ======
-<note>Rewrite the sentences on the left using participle constructions.</note>
+<note>Rewrite the following sentences using participle constructions.What’s special about the last sentence?</note>
 The pupil who was sitting next to me looked really stressed.
-<hidden Show answer>The pupil sitting next to me looked really stressed.</hidden>
+<hidden Show answer>The pupil **sitting** next to me looked really stressed.</hidden>
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 That morning, I saw a man who walked along the river.
-<hidden Show answer>That morning, I saw a man walking along the river. </hidden>
+<hidden Show answer>That morning, I saw a man **walking** along the river. </hidden>
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 Because they were tired of the bad weather, the family decided to finish their holiday early.
-<hidden Show answer>(Being) tired of the bad weather, the family decided to finish their holiday early. </hidden>
+<hidden Show answer>**(Being) tired** of the bad weather, the family decided to finish their holiday early. </hidden>
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 We visited a city which was mentioned in our travel guide.
-<hidden Show answer>We visited a city mentioned in our travel guide. </hidden>
+<hidden Show answer>We visited a city **mentioned** in our travel guide. </hidden>
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-Although they were very fit, the basketball players got tired at the end of the match.
-<hidden Show answer>Although being very fit, the basketball players got tired at the end of the match. </hidden>
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 Many of the wild animals that once lived in the USA can only be found in zoos today.
-<hidden Show answer>Many of the wild animals once living in the USA can only be found in zoos today. </hidden>
+<hidden Show answer>Many of the wild animals once **living** in the USA can only be found in zoos today. </hidden>
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 When I came into the room, I realised that all my class mates were already there.
-<hidden Show answer>Coming into the room, I realised that all my class mates were already there.</hidden>
+<hidden Show answer>**Coming** into the room, I realised that all my class mates were already there.</hidden>
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-Since (“weil”) they had heard about the flood, many people came to help.
+As (“weil”)((At the beginning of a sentence you don’t use “because”. Instead [stattdessen], you use “as”, “since” or “for” – all used in the same position as the word “as” in the example sentence. “as” ist the most common, “since” and “for” are more formal [förmlich])) they had heard about the flood, many people came to help.
-<hidden Show answer>Having heard about the flood, many people came to help. </hidden>
+<hidden Show answer>**Having heard** about the flood, many people came to help. </hidden>
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 The films that are made about Indians are not very realistic.
-<hidden Show answer>The films being made about Indians are not very realistic. </hidden>
+<hidden Show answer>The films **made** about Indians are not very realistic. </hidden>
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 When the plane landed in Sydney, it broke one wheel.
-<hidden Show answer>Landing in Sydney, the plane broke one wheel.</hidden>
+<hidden Show answer>**Landing** in Sydney, the plane broke one wheel.</hidden>
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+Although they were very fit, the basketball players got tired at the end of the match.
+<hidden Show answer>**Although being** very fit, the basketball players got tired at the end of the match. </hidden>
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