Use present or past participle
1) He was sitting in an armchair reading a magazine.
2) Working in the company for many years, he knew everyone and everything.
3) The cup with milk laid on the table. (I'm particular confused about this sentence.)
4) Born into a rich family, she got everything she wished for.
5) Parted each other for ages, they had a lot to talk about. (This participle is the result of my finite vocabulary)
Please help ma correct the above sentence. That's the best I could do.
Thanks.
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sundarnaz 1) He was sitting in an armchair reading a magazine. 2) Having worked for the company for many years, he knew everyone and everything. 3) The cup with milk lay on the table.
- sundarnaz 1) He was sitting in an armchair reading a magazine.
- 2) Having worked for the company for many years, he knew everyone and everything.
- 3) The cup with milk lay on the table.
- ) 4) Born into a rich family, she got everything she wished for.
- 5) Having been parted from each other for ages, they had a lot to talk about.
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sundarnaz1) He was sitting in an armchair reading a magazine.
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