Participles exercises — Set 3: Participles After Perception Verbs & as Modifiers (Worksheet)
Worksheet • 20 questions • 14 min
I saw the children in the park when I walked by.
She heard her name over the loudspeaker.
We could feel the ground during the earthquake.
food is usually more expensive than fresh ingredients.
I watched the cat slowly towards the bird.
water is safer to drink than tap water in some countries.
We noticed several birds in circles above the field.
The news spread quickly through the town.
She felt tears down her cheeks during the sad movie.
Please hand me the envelope on the desk.
I could hear someone the piano in the next room.
The technology has changed how we communicate.
Did you see anyone from the building after the alarm?
The instructions made it difficult to build the shelf.
The missing dog was under a bridge when the children spotted it.
The workers replaced all the pipes in the building.
I felt the floor beneath my feet.
by the question, the student asked the teacher to repeat it.
She noticed a crack across the ceiling.
The swimmer was rescued by the lifeguard.
Participles exercises online (Worksheet)
Practice using participles after perception verbs (see, hear, feel, watch, notice) and as modifiers before nouns. Also learn to distinguish between a participle and a gerund when both use the -ing form.