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    The document provides 10 sentences with beginnings on the left and endings on the right that can be matched to form complete sentences using participle clauses. The sentences are about knowing someone's dislikes, being angered by remarks, working long hours, having seen someone's work, seeing a lack of time, sitting on a stool, not having read something, walking down the street, picking up items, and taking someone in one's arms.

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    The document provides 10 sentences with beginnings on the left and endings on the right that can be matched to form complete sentences using participle clauses. The sentences are about knowing someone's dislikes, being angered by remarks, working long hours, having seen someone's work, seeing a lack of time, sitting on a stool, not having read something, walking down the street, picking up items, and taking someone in one's arms.

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    Participle Clauses (1) : Match A Beginning From The Left With An Ending From The Right To Make A Sentence

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    Ioanna Maria Monopoli
    The document provides 10 sentences with beginnings on the left and endings on the right that can be matched to form complete sentences using participle clauses. The sentences are about knowing someone's dislikes, being angered by remarks, working long hours, having seen someone's work, seeing a lack of time, sitting on a stool, not having read something, walking down the street, picking up items, and taking someone in one's arms.

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    PARTICIPLE CLAUSES (1)

    Match a beginning from the left with an ending from the right to make a sentence.

    1. Knowing you don't like seafood a. I'd have no hesitation recommending her for the job.

    2. Angered by his hurtful remarks b. I can't really give you an opinion.

    3. Working all hours of the day and night c. I've cooked some chicken too.

    4. Having seen her work d. singing loudly.

    5. Seeing you haven't got much time e. she slammed down the phone.

    6. She was sitting on a stool f. we'd better go through the figures straight away.

    7. Not having read the book myself g. he rarely has time for parties or that kind of thing.

    8. They were walking down the street h. he looked into her eyes and said, 'I love you.'

    9. Picking up his briefcase and coat i. smoking a cigarette.

    10. Taking her in his strong arms j. he left the room.

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