IV. Combine the following pairs of sentences by using participles:1.Su

1.	IV. Combine the following pairs of sentences by using participles:1.Sudhir is unemployed. He can’t afford such expensive dresses.2.He lifted the receiver. He dialled the number.3. We finished our shopping. We went for a cup of tea.4.Mr Chopra sensed danger. He rang up the police.
Answer» $\huge\purple{\mid{\fbox{\tt{Answer}}\mid}}$ 1. Sudhir is unemployed. He can't afford such expensive dresses. ➡️ Unemployed makes Sudhir can't afford such expensive dresses. 2. He lifted the receiver. He dialled the number. ➡️ Lifting the receiver, he dialled the number. 3. We finished our SHOPPING. We went for a cup of tea. ➡️ Finishing our shopping, we went for a cup of tea. 4. Mr. Chopra sensed danger. He rang up the police. ➡️ Sensing danger , Mr. Chopra rang up the police. ________________________________ ${\red{\bigstar}}$ For more information, a participle is a type of verbs. They are somewhat similar with gerund i.e. participles ends with -ing form but they do not function as a noun instead act as a processing verb . It MIGHT also end with -ed. e.g. He lighted the rooms. He came out to the hall. ➡️ Lighting the rooms, he came out to the hall. Here the underline word lighting is a participle and the sentence is JOINED by participle. ➡️ Being lighted the rooms , he came out of the hall. Here the underline word is a gerund and so the sentence is joined by a gerund. $\pink{Hope \: it \: helps}$

IV. Combine the following pairs of sentences by using participles:1.Sudhir is unemployed. He can’t afford such expensive dresses.2.He lifted the receiver. He dialled the number.3. We finished our shopping. We went for a cup of tea.4.Mr Chopra sensed danger. He rang up the police.

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1. Sudhir is unemployed. He can't afford such expensive dresses.

➡️ Unemployed makes Sudhir can't afford such expensive dresses.

2. He lifted the receiver. He dialled the number.

➡️ Lifting the receiver, he dialled the number.

3. We finished our SHOPPING. We went for a cup of tea.

➡️ Finishing our shopping, we went for a cup of tea.

4. Mr. Chopra sensed danger. He rang up the police.

➡️ Sensing danger , Mr. Chopra rang up the police.

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${\red{\bigstar}}$ For more information, a participle is a type of verbs. They are somewhat similar with gerund i.e. participles ends with -ing form but they do not function as a noun instead act as a processing verb . It MIGHT also end with -ed.

e.g. He lighted the rooms. He came out to the hall.

➡️ Lighting the rooms, he came out to the hall.

Here the underline word lighting is a participle and the sentence is JOINED by participle.

➡️ Being lighted the rooms , he came out of the hall.

Here the underline word is a gerund and so the sentence is joined by a gerund.

$\pink{Hope \: it \: helps}$