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    HOMEWORK

    COMPOSITION

    5.1 PARTIPLE CLAUSES

    A) MATCH THE TWO HALVES OF THE SENTENCES

    1.- the movie, which was

    2.- the movigoers, who were

    3.- the main actor, who stood

    4.- but the reviews that were

    a.- at the entrance, signed for her fans

    b.- based on a local folk story, was a huge seccess

    c.- published in the local press werehighly critical

    c.- lining up to buy tickets, were really excited

    1.- The movie, which was based on a local folk story, was a
    huge success.

    2.- The moviegoers, who were lining up to buy tickets,


    were really excited.

    3.- The main actor, who stood at the entrance , signed for
    her fans

    4.- But the reviews, that were published in the local press
    werehighly critical.

    b).- find the relative clauses in the sentences above and rewrite
    them a participle clauses

    1.- The movie, based on a local folk story, was a huge success.

    2.- The moviegoers, lining up to buy tickets, were really excited.


    3.- The main actor, stood at the entrance , signed for her fans

    4.- But the reviews, published in the local press werehighly


    critical.

    C).- REWRITE THE SENTENCES BELOW USING A PARTICIPLE CLAUSE. INCLUDE A


    SUBJECT WHERE NECESSARY.

    1.- I got out of my car, the keys were jandling in my shaking hands

    I got of my car, the keys jandling in my shaking hands

    2.- I walked up the dark path toard the door, I was feeling my way wet
    my feet

    I walked up the dark path toard the door, I feeling my way


    wet my feet

    3.-I heard a strange noise that was coming from inside the house

    I heard a strange noise, coming from inside the house

    4.- I stod and listened. The blood was pumping in my head

    I stod and listened. The blood pumping in my head

    5.2 CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS TO COMPLETE THE TEXT.

    She had read / had been reading a book and didn’t hear me come into the room. The

    last time we had seen / we had been seeing each other things had been so different.

    She looked to me asif she was aging / had aged since that time. Her hair, which had

    once been /had once been being so long, tich and dark, was now gray an cut to her

    shoulders, she looked at me intently as if she were trying to read my thoughts. So

    many things had changed / had been changing since wed last sat togheter in this room.

    I could remember the las time so clearly. We had just finished/ had just been finishing
    planning our vacation and it was going to be such a great adventure. How were to

    know then that such a great tragedy was awayting us?

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