English Grammar - Non-Finites: 62 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Non-Finites
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0%Q31. Identify the past participle in: 'The stolen jewelry was recovered by the police.'
Right Answer: stolen
Explanation:
'Stolen' functions as a past participle, an adjective describing 'jewelry'.
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Q32. Identify the perfect participle in: 'Having finished his homework, he went out to play.'
Right Answer: Having finished
Explanation:
'Having finished' is a perfect participle showing that the action was completed before the main action.
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Q33. Identify the perfect participle in: 'Having finished his homework, he went out to play.'
Right Answer: Having finished
Explanation:
'Having finished' is a perfect participle showing that the action was completed before the main action.
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Q34. Choose the sentence containing a perfect participle.
Right Answer: Having finished his homework, he went out to play.
Explanation:
'Having finished' is the perfect participle form, showing a completed prior action.
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Q35. Identify the perfect participle in: 'Having lost the match, the team felt disappointed.'
Right Answer: Having lost the match
Explanation:
'Having lost the match' is a perfect participial phrase showing the action completed before feeling disappointed.
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Q36. Choose the correct sentence using a perfect participle.
Right Answer: Having completed the project, she submitted it on time.
Explanation:
'Having completed' correctly shows that completing the project happened before submitting it.
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Q37. Identify the perfect participle in: 'Having eaten dinner, they went for a walk.'
Right Answer: Having eaten dinner
Explanation:
'Having eaten dinner' is a perfect participial phrase indicating a prior completed action.
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