English Practice

Grammar · Beginner to advanced · 47 min

English participles

Use forms such as running and written to build verb phrases, describe people and things, and connect ideas clearly.

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  1. Meet present and past participles Recognise participle forms such as running, played, and written. 10 min · 40 XP
  2. Build continuous, perfect, and passive forms Choose the participle that fits the verb phrase and the meaning. 12 min · 40 XP
  3. Describe people and things with participles Use participles as adjectives and distinguish meanings such as interested and interesting. 10 min · 40 XP
  4. Connect ideas with a clear subject Write present, past, and perfect participle clauses without confusing who does the action. 15 min · 40 XP