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participle phrase, RULES!! if the sentence I want to pass to a participle clause is in the -past- then the main verb of the participle phrase will end in -ing *Laura was shy, so she dind't talk to ben "feeling shy, laura didn't talk to ben" if the sentence I want to pass to a participle clause is the past/present perfect, then the participle phrase will have the form -having + 3rd form of the verb *because I had seen the film before, I decided to stay at home "having seen the film before, I decided to stay at home" -ARE THESE RULES OK? I MEAN, ALWAYS......thanks

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I tend not to understand participles etc.... But the examples you have quoted are perfect English.
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Hi naana27, These rules are OK - but I would like to see more examples to make sure! Lee

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