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          EXERCISES                                                                            7 5


     75.1  Rewrite the sentences  beginning with an -ing or past participle  clause  (or Not + -ing / past
         participle).  (A)
         1  Marie  left work early  because  she didn't  feel too well.  Not  -feeling  too  welt,  Marie  (or  she,)
           left  work  early.
         2  The  manager was  impressed  by Jo's work  so  he  extended  her contract  for  a  year.
         3  He  had  acquired  the money through hard work,  so  he was  reluctant to  give  it away.
         4  Because  he  had  started  the  course,  Alan was  determined  to  complete  it.
         5  As  we  didn't want  to  offend  him,  we  said  nothing about his  paintings.
         6  As  I haven't  seen  all  the  evidence,  I  am reluctant  to make  a judgement.

    75.2  Rewrite  the  sentences.  Put  the  quoted  speech  first,  and  use  an  -ing  clause.  (B)
         1  As  I grabbed Don  by the arm,  I  said,  'Look,  it's Tim's car.'  Look,  It's  Tun's  car,  I  said.,
           grabbing  Don  by  trie  arm.
         2  As  she  pointed  to  the  empty table,  Sandra  said,  'It was  here  a moment ago.'
         3  As  she turned over  in  bed,  Helen groaned,  'I'll get  up  in  an  hour  or so.'
         4  As Mark  smiled  cheerfully  at them,  he  exclaimed,  'Well,  I'm  back.'

    75.3  Complete  the  sentences  with  the  Having  +  past  participle  form  of one  of  these  verbs.  In  which  is
         it  also  possible  to  use  an  -ing  form  with a  similar  meaning?  (B)
        arrive    climb    spend    take    work
         1             the  wrong  bus,  Tony  found  himself in  an  unfamiliar  town.
        2              a  tree,  Lee was  able  to  see  a way out  of the  forest.
        3              as  a  clerk,  painter  and  bus  driver,  Neil  decided  to  go  back  to  university.
        4              all  morning working  in the  garden,  Betty took  a  short  lunch  break.
        5              early  for  his  appointment,  Ron  spent  some  time  looking  at the  magazines.

   75.4   Match  the  sentence  halves and  write  new ones  beginning  with  an  -ing,  having  been  (+  past
        participle)  or being  + past  participle  clause  (or  Not  +  -ing,  etc.).  (A—C)
        1  She was  a doctor
        2  I didn't  expect anyone  to  be  in  the  house
        3  The  room  had  been  painted  in  dark  colours
        4  Dave  was  unemployed
        5  I  don't  speak  Italian
        6  Barbara  had  been  a  teacher  for  14  years
        a  she  knew how  to  keep  children  interested.
        b  I  found  life  in  Sicily  difficult.
        c  I walked  straight  in.
        d  she knew what  side  effects  the  medicine  could  have.
        e  he had  time  to  consider what job  he  really wanted.
        f  the  room  needed  some  bright  lights.
        Example:  1  +  (d)  Being  a.  doctor,  sne  knew  wkiai  side-effects  the-  medicine  could  nave.









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