Participles Exercises
English participle exercises covering present participle (-ing) and past participle (-ed/irregular) verb forms — recognizing participles in sentences, past participles as adjectives, choosing between present and past participles, participles after perception verbs, dangling participles, and advanced participle structures. Multiple choice and worksheet practice with answers and printable PDF worksheets. 4 exercise sets with 80 questions (A2 - B2 Level).
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Recognizing Present & Past Participle Verb Forms
Participles Exercises
A2 ReadingNEWHackers Make French Shop Fridges Hot
Hackers got into the computers of hundreds of supermarkets in France on Sunday night. They took control of the fridges a…
Present vs Past Participle: Active & Passive Meaning
Participles Exercises
Participles After Perception Verbs & as Modifiers
Participles Exercises
“I saw the children ___ in the park when I walked by.”
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B1 ReadingNEWHackers Make French Supermarket Fridges Very Hot
Hackers took control of fridges and freezers in hundreds of French supermarkets on Sunday night. Some machines got as ho…
Advanced Participle Structures & Common Errors (B2)
Participles Exercises
“Which sentence uses the participle correctly?”
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B2 ReadingNEWHackers Heat French Supermarket Fridges to 50C
Hackers took control of fridges and freezers in hundreds of French supermarkets on Sunday night. Some of the machines we…
Why practice Participles exercises?
These Participle exercises help you master both present and past participle forms step by step. Start by recognizing and forming past participle verbs correctly, then practise participle sentences choosing between -ing and -ed forms based on active and passive meaning. Learn to use participles as adjectives and after perception verbs (see, hear, feel). Finally, tackle B2-level advanced structures including dangling participles and causative forms. Covers CEFR levels A2 to B2.