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Davidpappas Posted 10 years ago
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His face covered in blood. the boxer decided to leave the ring.
In the sentence above, the " His face covered in blood" part can be rewritten in a much simpler way without changing the meaning.
Would anyone help me? I am aware of the fact that it is a participle clause but I am a bit confused.
In the sentence above, the " His face covered in blood" part can be rewritten in a much simpler way without changing the meaning.
Would anyone help me? I am aware of the fact that it is a participle clause but I am a bit confused.
Top answer
The boxer decided to leave the ring because his face was covered in blood. The boxer decided to leave the ring because his face was beaten to a pulp. With blood streaming into his eyes, the boxer decided to leave the ring.
- The boxer decided to leave the ring because his face was covered in blood.
- The boxer decided to leave the ring because his face was beaten to a pulp.
- With blood streaming into his eyes, the boxer decided to leave the ring.
- His face all mangled and ******, the boxer decided to leave the ring.
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The boxer decided to leave the ring because his face was covered in blood.
The boxer decided to leave the ring because his face was beaten to a pulp.
With blood streaming into his eyes, the boxer decided to leave the ring.
His face all mangled and ******, the boxer decided to leave the ring.
The boxer decided to leave the ring because his face was beaten to a pulp.
With blood streaming into his eyes, the boxer decided to leave the ring.
His face all mangled and ******, the boxer decided to leave the ring.
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