participle clauses

[aysha]

Hello everybody

i need your help with the participle clauses.

i read many articles about the subject but i could'nt understand it.

can you help me please ?

can you explain it with more simple language ?


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[Yankee]

Hi aysha, and welcome to the forum.

Participle clauses can begin with a present participle (doing), a past participle (done), or a perfect participle (having done).

Have you already tried to learn all three of those?
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ESL teacher, translator, and a native speaker of American English

[aysha]

hi yanki

thanks for replying so quick
yes i have learned those today.
i just don't know how to make a sentence using a pariciple clause ..!
can you teach me how to do that with some examples.
alsom can you write 10 sentences for me to transfer it to relative clauses..

extra opinions are welcomed

[Yankee]

Hi aysha

Are you currently learning how to transform sentences such as the following?

- The dirt road that leads to the barn is full of debris.
(The dirt road leading to the barn is full of debris.)

- A man who was wearing a Donald Duck mask robbed the bank yesterday.
(A man wearing a Donald Duck mask robbed the bank yesterday.)
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Amy
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ESL teacher, translator, and a native speaker of American English

[aysha]

yup,
i am tring to teach myself that
i just want some one to help me.
to give me sentences that i will transform, then he or she can correct those sentences to me.
i want to know when do i use the past participle clause or the perfect or the present ?