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Past Participles in Predicative and Adverbial Use

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Past Participles in Predicative and Adverbial Use
 

Past Participles in Predicative and Adverbial UseOnline version

Predicative/adverbial participles

by Yvonne W
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The glass is broken.

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Having finished the assignment, they left the classroom.

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They felt encouraged by the results.

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The work is finished.

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The team are encouraging by the news.

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Surprised by the result, they smiled slowly.

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The glass is broke.

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Surprised by the outcome, she smiled.

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The work is finishing.

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Having finish the assignment, they leaves the classroom.

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