I was woken up by a bell ….

A. rung

B. ringing

C. having rung

D. have rung

E. to ring

$$$ 27 B

Choose the right form of the participle:

There were some children … in the river.

A. swum

B. swimming

C. having swum

D. to swim

E. swim

$$$ 28 A

Choose the right form of the participle:

A lot of people … to the party cannot come.

A. invited

B. inviting

C. having invited

D. to invite

E. have invited

$$$ 29 C

Choose the right form of the participle:

… our tickets, we went into the theatre.

A. bought

B. buying

C. having bought

D. to buy

E. have bought

$$$ 30 B

Choose the right form of the participle:

Everybody looked at the …girl.

A. danced

B. dancing

C. having danced

D. to dancing

E. have danced

$$$ 31 A

Choose the right form of the participle:

The window … in the storm last night has now been repaired.

A. broken

B. breaking

C. having broken

D. have broken

E. to break

$$$ 32 B

Choose the right form of the participle:

I saw a woman … in the corner in her own.

A. stood

B. standing

C. having stood

D. to stand

E. have stood

$$$ 33 B

Choose the right form of the participle:

She was lying in the middle of the road … for help.

A. cried

B. crying

C. having cried

D. to cry

E. have cried

$$$ 34 C

Choose the right form of the participle:

… our meal, we went out.

A. finished

B. finishing

C. having finished

D. to finish

E. have finished

$$$ 35 B

Choose the right form of the participle:

He just sit around all day, … nothing.

A. done

B. doing

C. having done

D. have done

E. to do

$$$ 36 A

Choose the right form of the participle:

Books … from the library must be returned in two weeks.

A. borrowed

B. borrowing

C. having borrowed

D. have borrow

E. to borrow

$$$ 37 B

Choose the right form of the participle:

Not … what to do, she burst out crying.

A. known

B. knowing

C. having known

D. have known

E. has known

$$$ 38 B

Choose the right form of the participle:

… hungry, decided to make myself a sandwich.

A. felt

B. feeling

C. having felt

D. have felt

E. to feel

$$$ 39 C

Choose the right form of the participle:

…dinner, they continued their journey.

A. had

B. having

C. having had

D. to have

E. has

$$$ 40 A

Choose the right form of the participle:

… along the street I saw several … houses.

A. walking, destroyed

B. to walk, destroyed

C. walked, destroying

D. walked, destroyed

E. walking, destroying

$$$ 41 B

Choose the right form of the participle:

It was an … incident. No wonder she spoke about it in an … voice.

A. excited, exciting

B. exciting, excited

C. to excite, exciting

D. exciting, to excite

E. excite, excite

$$$ 42 E

Choose the right form of the participle:

… a hotel, we looked for somewhere to have dinner.

A. to have found

B. had found

C. founded

D. to find

E. having found

$$$ 43 C

Choose the right form of the participle:

The … child could not sleep all night – so … was the tale.

A. to frighten, to frighten

B. frightening, frightening

C. frightened, frightening

D. to frightening, frightened

E. frightened, to fright

$$$ 44 A

Choose the right form of the participle:

… unemployed, he hasn’t got much money.

A. being

B. to be

C. been

D. to being

E. have been

$$$ 45 D

Choose the right form of the participle: