. Combine the following sentences using 'a present partici-
ple'.
The boys saw the headmaster. They kept quiet.
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When the boys saw the headmaster they suddenly kept quiet
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On seeing the headmaster the boys kept quiet.
Explanation:
- The present participle form of a verb is the present tense form of a verb joined with an –ing . It acts both as a verb and an adjective hence it is often called an adjective-verb.
- In the given question : The boys saw the headmaster. They kept quiet.
- There are two separate sentences. They can be joined together to form a simple sentence by a present participle. The participle used will be ‘seeing’.
- Thus the sentence becomes, ‘On seeing the headmaster the boys kept quiet’.
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