LINKING SENTENCES USING PAST PARTICIPLES
Joining two sentences using a past participle
Two sentences can be made into one by using a past participle. Study the following examples carefully.
The car was damaged in the accident. It needed a new door.
Damaged in the accident, the car needed a new door.
Damaged in the accident, the car needed a new door.
He was deceived by his friends. He lost all hope.
Deceived by his friends, he lost all hope.
Deceived by his friends, he lost all hope.
I was impressed by his performance. I congratulated him.
Impressed by his performance, I congratulated him.
Impressed by his performance, I congratulated him.
He was driven by hunger. He killed himself.
Driven by hunger he killed himself.
Driven by hunger he killed himself.
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