Question

Combine the pairs of sentences with a present participle.

1. He was thinking about his plans to buy a new house.
He was in a good mood.
2. He was feeling frightened. He called his lawyer.
3. He closed the shop. He went to see his lawyer.
4. The customer sat down in the chair. He asked Templar about the posters on the walls.
5. The family discovered the man's name. They knew they were close to the truth.
6. The Sheards knew they were in trouble. They decided to disappear.

Answer 1

1. Thinking about his plans to buy a new house, he was in a good mood.
2. Feeling frightened, he called his lawyer.
3. Closing the shop, he went to see his lawyer.
4. Sitting down in the chair, the customer asked Templar about the posters on the walls.
5. Discovering the man's name, the family knew they were close to the truth.
6. Knowing they were in trouble, the Sheards decided to disappear.

Answer 2

1 Thinking about his plans to buy a new house, he was in a good mood.
2 Feeling frightened, he called his lawyer.
3 Closing the shop, he went to see his lawyer.
4 Sitting down in the chair, the customer asked Templar about the posters on the walls.
5 Discovering the man's name, the family knew they were close to the truth.
6 Knowing they were in trouble, the Sheards decided to disappear.