SUMMARY OF PARTICIPLES.

Exercise.

1. Barking dogs seldom bite.
(A) Present participle, adjective modifier (restrictive)
(B) Past participle, subjective complement
(C) Perfect participle, part of absolute phrase

2. The picture painted by Leonardo da Vinci was stolen.
(A) Present participle, accompaniment
(B) Past participle, adjective modifier (restrictive)
(C) Perfect participle, forming a tense

3. Christ is risen.
(A) Present participle, adjective modifier
(B) Past participle, subjective complement
(C) Perfect participle, part of absolute phrase

4. She came nearer, reaching out her hands.
(A) Present participle, accompaniment
(B) Past participle, subjective complement
(C) Perfect participle, forming a tense

5. The roast turkey having received due attention, the boys were ready.
(A) Present participle, adjective modifier
(B) Past participle, subjective complement
(C) Perfect participle, part of absolute phrase

6. Having earned the money, I spent it.
(A) Present participle, accompaniment
(B) Perfect participle, adjective modifier
(C) Perfect participle, part of absolute phrase

7. The silver moon, shining in the rosy sky, looked beautiful.
(A) Present participle, adjective modifier (unrestrictive)
(B) Past participle, subjective complement
(C) Perfect participle, part of absolute phrase

8. Turning sharply to the right, he struck the tree.
(A) Present participle, adjective modifier
(B) Present participle, accompaniment
(C) Past participle, subjective complement

9. I have trusted you.
(A) Present participle, adjective modifier
(B) Past participle, forming a tense (perfect)
(C) Perfect participle, part of absolute phrase

10. You were trusted by me.
(A) Past participle, forming the passive voice
(B) Present participle, accompaniment
(C) Perfect participle, adjective modifier