Participle Clauses exercises — Set 6: Advanced Participle Clauses: Absolute Constructions & Formal Usage (Worksheet)

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, the rescue team had no choice but to postpone the search.

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, we set off on our journey at dawn.

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, the professor moved on to the next chapter.

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The CEO delivered a confident address to shareholders, .

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by the nursing staff, the surgeon proceeded with the operation.

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, the teacher struggled to maintain order in the classroom.

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She sat at her desk, .

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, the old house looked even more mysterious than usual.

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, the building was evacuated immediately.

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Walking through the ancient ruins, .

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Having been revised extensively, .

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Exhausted from the ten-hour flight, .

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Carefully analysing the financial data, .

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The research, over a five-year period, provided compelling evidence that challenged the existing theory.

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the limitations of the sample size, the researchers urge caution in interpreting the results.

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The suspect, to have fled the country, is now the subject of an international manhunt.

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The proposal, by the board to lack sufficient financial backing, was returned to the committee for revision.

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the email the previous week, she was confused when her colleague mentioned it as new information.

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The contract by both parties, the merger was officially set in motion.

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, all diplomatic efforts were abandoned.

Participle Clauses exercises online (Worksheet)

C1 participle clauses exercises — practise absolute constructions (nominative absolutes), with-clauses, dangling participle identification, and formal academic participle structures including having + past participle in complex contexts. Master advanced participle usage for CAE and proficiency-level English.