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Turn the underlined clauses into participial phrases. Use each participle form once (present, past and perfect).
- Example:
- Harry had lived in Madrid for years, so he was able to give some great recommendations.
- Having lived in Madrid for years, Harry was able to give some great recommendations.
- They were surprised by a sudden storm and had to seek shelter under a tree.
, they had to seek shelter under a tree.passive voice → past participle
subject moves to the main clause
- Once they had chosen a wedding date, they started searching for a venue.
, they started searching for a venue.action in the participle phrase happened before the action in the main clause → perfect participle
omit the conjunction (once) and the subject from the participial phrase
- Seb observes the situation carefully and begins to form a plan.
, Seb begins to form a plan.active voice, simultaneous action → present participle
subject moves to the main clause