Participles — Lückentext 3

Ergänze das Present Participle oder Past Participle als Partizipialsatz. Schreibe das Partizip des Verbs in Klammern in die Lücke.

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1. down the stairs, she slipped and hurt her ankle. (run)
   → Running down the stairs, she slipped and hurt her ankle. (aktive gleichzeitige Handlung → Present Participle)
2. in the 18th century, the cathedral is one of the city’s most important landmarks. (build)
   → Built in the 18th century, the cathedral is one of the city’s most important landmarks. (passivische Bedeutung → Past Participle)
3. what to say, he remained silent. (not know)
   → Not knowing what to say, he remained silent. (verneinter Partizipialsatz → not vor Present Participle)
4. by the unexpected news, she sat down immediately. (shock)
   → Shocked by the unexpected news, she sat down immediately. (passivische Bedeutung → Past Participle)
5. by the window, she watched the people in the street below. (sit)
   → Sitting by the window, she watched the people in the street below. (aktive gleichzeitige Handlung → Present Participle)
6. in 1851, the novel is still widely read today. (write)
   → Written in 1851, the novel is still widely read today. (passivische Bedeutung → Past Participle)
7. carefully, the instructions are easy to follow. (read)
   → Read carefully, the instructions are easy to follow. (passivische Bedeutung → Past Participle; read → read unregelmäßig)
8. on a hill, the castle can be seen from miles away. (situate)
   → Situated on a hill, the castle can be seen from miles away. (passivische Bedeutung → Past Participle)
9. at her phone, she did not notice him entering the room. (look)
   → Looking at her phone, she did not notice him entering the room. (aktive gleichzeitige Handlung → Present Participle)
10. with the outcome, the team celebrated their success. (please)
    → Pleased with the outcome, the team celebrated their success. (passivisches Gefühl → Past Participle)
11. that he had forgotten his wallet, he had to return home. (realise)
    → Realising that he had forgotten his wallet, he had to return home. (aktive gleichzeitige Handlung → Present Participle)
12. to a new school, she found it hard to make friends at first. (transfer)
    → Transferred to a new school, she found it hard to make friends at first. (passivische Bedeutung → Past Participle)
13. in Paris for three years, she spoke French fluently. (live)
    → Having lived in Paris for three years, she spoke French fluently. (Handlung vor dem Hauptsatz → Perfect Participle: having + Past Participle)
14. from the top of the tower, the view of the city is spectacular. (see)
    → Seen from the top of the tower, the view of the city is spectacular. (passivische Bedeutung → Past Participle)
15. his speech, the minister thanked the audience. (finish)
    → Having finished his speech, the minister thanked the audience. (Handlung vor dem Hauptsatz → Perfect Participle: having + Past Participle)