participle clauses - ing

Who is that boy _______ in the forest? (walk)

sitting / the man / Mr. Woods / by the window / is .

• Mr. Woods is the man sitting by the window.

• The man sitting by the window is Mr. Woods.

• Sitting by the window is Mr. Woods the man.

• Mr. Woods is by the window sitting the man.

Ms. Smith / by the window/ eating / the woman / a piece of cake / is / .

• The woman eating a piece of cake by the window is Ms. Smith.

• The woman is eating a piece of cake by the window Ms. Smith

• Ms. Smith is eating a piece of cake by the window the woman.

• Ms. Smith is the woman eating a piece of cake by the window.

Who is the person reading a newspaper?

• Mike is the person reading a newspaper.

• Paul is the person reading a newspaper.

• Mrs. Green is the person reading a newspaper.

• Mr. Green is the person reading a newspaper.

Connect the sentences. Don't use "who is", "that is", "which is".:

Don't wake the baby. The baby is sleeping in the next room.

• Don't wake the sleeping in the next room baby.

• Don't wake the baby in the next room sleeping.

• Don't wake the baby sleeping in the next room.

• The baby is in the next room sleeping don't wake.

Connect the sentences. Don't use "who is", "that is", "which is".:

Anna is on the train. The train is arriving at Platform 3.

• Anna is the train arriving at Platform 3.

• Anna is arriving at Platform 3 on the train.

• Anna is on the train is arriving at Platform 3.

• Anna is on the train arriving at Platform 3.

Who are the people playing dolls?

• The people playing dolls are the birds and the ducks.

• The people playing dolls are Grandfather and Grandmother.

• The people playing dolls are Mr. Green and Mrs. Green.

• The people playing dolls are the girls.

Who is the boy swimming in the pool?

• The girl swimming in the pool is Suzanne.

• The boy swimming in the pool is Adam.

• The boy swimming in the pool is Kevin.

• The boy swimming in the pool is Will.

Connect the sentences. Don't use "who is", "which is", "that is".:

The man is in the garden. The man is wearing a blue shirt.

• The man is in the garden is wearing a blue shirt.

• The man wearing a blue shirt is in the garden.

• The man's wearing a blue is in the garden.

• The man is a blue shirt is in the garden.

Change the sentence.: The man who is driving the car is my friend.

• The man driving the car is my friend.

• The man driving my friend.

• The man is driving the car is my friend.

• The man which is driving car is my friend.