English_for_Finance_and_Banking
THE SUBJECTIVE PARTICIPLE COMPLEX
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is used with the verbs denoting sense perceptions: |
to see to hear to watch to notice to consider |
She was seen walking along the street. Two people were heard quarelling. They were watched playing in the garden. He was noticed entering the office. The work was considered finished.
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The rain having stopped, we went home. The day being fine, she went for a walk. Time permitting, we’ll go to the forest. |
In this complex Participle has its own subject expressed by a noun in the Common Case or a personal pronoun in the Nominative case. |
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Examples |
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Complex Subject (The Subjective Participle complex) |
They were heard speaking in a lively manner. He was seen surrounded by a group of students. He was noticed entering the library. |
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Complex Object (The Objective Participle complex) |
I saw the workers packing the goods. They watched the car being repaired. They want the goods shipped on Monday. |
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Attribute |
The cars being produced at our plant are very good. |
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Adverbial Modifier |
Walking in the park, he met his old friend. |
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The Absolute participle complex |
The letter being written, I went to post it. He being tired, I decided not to disturb him. |
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