Children _________ have an advantage over monolingual children

who raising in bilingual families

who raised in bilingual families

Which one is not the step to reduce an adverb clause?

Change the adverb clause verb to the adjective clause.

Make sure that the subject of the adverb clause and the subject of the independent clause are the same.

Delete the subject of the adverb clause. If necessary, move it to the subject position in the independent clause

Change the adverb clause verb to the appropriate participle.

Delete or retain the subordinator.

Which sentence is not the appropriate change from the adverb clause to a participial phrase. I enjoyed living in a big city while I was studying at the University of Chicago.

While study at the University of Chicago, I enjoyed living in a big city.

I enjoyed living in a big city while studying at the University of Chicago.

While studying at the University of Chicago, I enjoyed living in a big city.

Studying at the University of Chicago, I enjoyed living in a big city.

Which sentence is not the appropriate change from the adverb clause to a participial phrase. Before I left home, I promised my parents that I would return.

Before left home, I promised my parents that I would return.

Before leaving home, I promised my parents that I would return.

I promised my parents that I would return before leaving home.

Which sentence is the appropriate change from the adverb clause to a participial phrase. Because I am the eldest son, I am responsible for taking care of my parents.

Being the eldest son, I am responsible for taking care of my parents.

Because the eldest son, I am responsible for taking care of my parents.

Which is not the rule of the subordinator in the reduced adverb clauses?

Retain as when it is a time subordinator

Retain before , and retain since when it is a time subordinator.

Delete all three reason subordinators because , since , and as.

Retain after , while , and when if the participial phrase follows the independent clause. When the phrase is in another position, you may either retain or delete these subordinators.

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CCSS

L.1.4C, L.7.1A, L.3.1E

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a participle?

an adjective formed from a verb

a noun formed from a verb

an adverb formed from a verb

a verb formed from a noun

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CCSS.L.1.4C

CCSS.L.8.1A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which one is an incorrect statement about participle forms?

An active voice verb becomes an -ing participle.

A passive voice verb becomes an -ed participle.

There are also perfect forms.

There are also continuous forms.

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CCSS.L.1.4C

CCSS.L.8.1A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which sentence does not have the participle in it?

Some movies are rated X.

Children should not see X-rated movies.

The movie that I just saw was thrilling.

I was thrilled when I saw how the movie was made.

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CCSS.L.1.4C

CCSS.L.8.1A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which one is not the way to make a reduced adjective clause?
You can reduce a subject pattern adjective clause as follows.
1.
2.
3.
4. .

Delete the relative pronoun (who, which, or that).

Change the verb to a participle.

Change the punctuation (commas or no commas).

Put the word not at the beginning of a participial phrase to make it negative.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Participial phrases, like adjective clauses, can be restrictive (necessary) or nonrestrictive (unnecessary). If the original clause is nonrestrictive, the phrase is ....

nonrestrictive

restrictive

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CCSS.L.1.4C

CCSS.L.8.1A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Change this adjective clause into participial phrase:
The team members, who looked happy after their victory, were cheered by the fans.

The team members, looking happy after their victory, were cheered by the fans.

The team members, looked happy after their victory, were cheered by the fans.

The team members, who werelooking happy after their victory, were cheered by the fas.

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CCSS.L.1.4C

CCSS.L.8.1A

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Rewrite the sentence, reducing the adjective clause to a participial phrase.
Soon, robots that work in assembly plants will be able to follow voice
commands.

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What is a participle?

Which one is an incorrect statement about participle forms?

Which sentence does not have the participle in it?

Which one is not the way to make a reduced adjective clause?
You can reduce a subject pattern adjective clause as follows.
1.
2.
3.
4. .

Participial phrases, like adjective clauses, can be restrictive (necessary) or nonrestrictive (unnecessary). If the original clause is nonrestrictive, the phrase is ....

Change this adjective clause into participial phrase:
The team members, who looked happy after their victory, were cheered by the fans.

Rewrite the sentence, reducing the adjective clause to a participial phrase.
Soon, robots that work in assembly plants will be able to follow voice
commands.

Rewrite the sentence, reducing the adjective clause to a participial phrase.
The new approach suggests that smokers, who are often scorned for continuing to smoke despite health risks, are daring rebels.

In the field of medicine, it will soon be normal to find robots _________________________.

Children _________ have an advantage over monolingual children

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Participial Phrases

15 questions

What is a participle?

Which one is an incorrect statement about participle forms?

Which sentence does not have the participle in it?

Which one is not the way to make a reduced adjective clause?You can reduce a subject pattern adjective clause as follows.1. 2. 3. 4. .

Participial phrases, like adjective clauses, can be restrictive (necessary) or nonrestrictive (unnecessary). If the original clause is nonrestrictive, the phrase is ....

Change this adjective clause into participial phrase:The team members, who looked happy after their victory, were cheered by the fans.

Rewrite the sentence, reducing the adjective clause to a participial phrase.Soon, robots that work in assembly plants will be able to follow voicecommands.

Rewrite the sentence, reducing the adjective clause to a participial phrase.The new approach suggests that smokers, who are often scorned for continuing to smoke despite health risks, are daring rebels.

In the field of medicine, it will soon be normal to find robots _________________________.

Children _________ have an advantage over monolingual children

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Which one is not the way to make a reduced adjective clause?
You can reduce a subject pattern adjective clause as follows.
1.
2.
3.
4. .

Change this adjective clause into participial phrase:
The team members, who looked happy after their victory, were cheered by the fans.

Rewrite the sentence, reducing the adjective clause to a participial phrase.
Soon, robots that work in assembly plants will be able to follow voice
commands.

Rewrite the sentence, reducing the adjective clause to a participial phrase.
The new approach suggests that smokers, who are often scorned for continuing to smoke despite health risks, are daring rebels.