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Discussing with Participle Clauses
- 1.Describe someone in this room using a participle clause. For example: 'The person sitting next to me is...'
- 2.Think of a famous building or place. Describe it using a past participle clause. For example: 'Built in 1889, the Eiffel Tower attracts millions of visitors.'
- 3.Tell us about a time you did two things at the same time. Use a time participle clause starting with '-ing'.
- 4.Describe a news event using a participle clause. For example: 'Affected by the floods, thousands of people had to leave their homes.'
- 5.Think about your morning routine. Describe it using 'Having + past participle' to show sequence.
- 6.Explain why you made an important decision using a reason participle clause. For example: 'Not wanting to miss the deadline, I worked late.'
- 7.Describe a product or invention using a past participle clause. For example: 'Invented in 1876, the telephone changed communication forever.'
- 8.Talk about a mistake you made and what happened. Use 'Having + past participle'. For example: 'Having forgotten my passport, I missed my flight.'
- 9.Describe what you see when you look out of the window using participle clauses.
- 10.Think of a person you admire. Describe their achievements using participle clauses.
- 11.Describe a film or book using participle clauses. For example: 'Set in the future, the film explores the dangers of technology.'
- 12.What would you do in these situations? Use a participle clause for the reason: 'Feeling tired, I would...' / 'Not having any money, I would...'
- 13.Describe a place you have visited using at least two different types of participle clause.
- 14.How could you use participle clauses to make this paragraph more concise? 'I woke up early. I felt refreshed. I decided to go for a run. While I was running, I saw a beautiful sunrise.'
- 15.Can you spot the error? 'Driving to work, the traffic was terrible.' How would you correct it?
- 16.Describe your learning journey using perfect participle clauses. For example: 'Having studied English for three years, I can now...'
- 17.Use participle clauses to write a short description of your country. Include at least one present and one past participle.
- 18.Think of a job you know well. Describe what the job involves using participle clauses.
- 19.Compare formal and informal ways to say the same thing. For example: Formal: 'Having completed the project...' vs Informal: 'After I finished the project...'
- 20.Create a short news report about an event in your city. Try to use at least three participle clauses.
B2-C1
Grammar-Linked
Discussing with Participle Clauses
20 questions60 minutes
- 1.Describe someone in this room using a participle clause. For example: 'The person sitting next to me is...'
- 2.Think of a famous building or place. Describe it using a past participle clause. For example: 'Built in 1889, the Eiffel Tower attracts millions of visitors.'
- 3.Tell us about a time you did two things at the same time. Use a time participle clause starting with '-ing'.
- 4.Describe a news event using a participle clause. For example: 'Affected by the floods, thousands of people had to leave their homes.'
- 5.Think about your morning routine. Describe it using 'Having + past participle' to show sequence.
- 6.Explain why you made an important decision using a reason participle clause. For example: 'Not wanting to miss the deadline, I worked late.'
- 7.Describe a product or invention using a past participle clause. For example: 'Invented in 1876, the telephone changed communication forever.'
- 8.Talk about a mistake you made and what happened. Use 'Having + past participle'. For example: 'Having forgotten my passport, I missed my flight.'
- 9.Describe what you see when you look out of the window using participle clauses.
- 10.Think of a person you admire. Describe their achievements using participle clauses.
- 11.Describe a film or book using participle clauses. For example: 'Set in the future, the film explores the dangers of technology.'
- 12.What would you do in these situations? Use a participle clause for the reason: 'Feeling tired, I would...' / 'Not having any money, I would...'
- 13.Describe a place you have visited using at least two different types of participle clause.
- 14.How could you use participle clauses to make this paragraph more concise? 'I woke up early. I felt refreshed. I decided to go for a run. While I was running, I saw a beautiful sunrise.'
- 15.Can you spot the error? 'Driving to work, the traffic was terrible.' How would you correct it?
- 16.Describe your learning journey using perfect participle clauses. For example: 'Having studied English for three years, I can now...'
- 17.Use participle clauses to write a short description of your country. Include at least one present and one past participle.
- 18.Think of a job you know well. Describe what the job involves using participle clauses.
- 19.Compare formal and informal ways to say the same thing. For example: Formal: 'Having completed the project...' vs Informal: 'After I finished the project...'
- 20.Create a short news report about an event in your city. Try to use at least three participle clauses.