Чтобы правильно раскрыть скобки в предложениях, нужно определить, какую форму причастия (Participle I или Participle II) следует использовать в каждом случае. Давайте разберем каждое предложение по порядку.
- She stayed locked in the room, refusing to come down.
- He had a good knowledge of the language having worked as an interpreter for many years.
- They went out seen by no one in their way.
- “I like it here”, she said taking herself at the table nearest to the window.
- The boy came out of the water shaking from head to foot.
- Arriving at the airport he had to wait three hours for his plane.
- Supported by his arm Mary listened to their talk.
- Supporting her by his arm he helped her out of the car.
- I saw the figure of an old woman coming towards me.
- Coming to the place we started to unpack our things.
- He retired leaving the laboratory in the hands of a talented scientist.
- He retired turning the laboratory into a big research center.
- Finishing their meals they went for a walk in the park.
- Returning home and seeing his parents he went to the expedition again.
- Returning home and seeing his parents worried he asked what the matter was.
- The house built in our street is of a modern construction.
Объяснение:
- Participle I (например, "refusing", "shaking", "coming") используется для обозначения действия, происходящего одновременно с основным действием.
- Participle II (например, "locked", "seen", "built") указывает на завершенное действие или состояние.
- В некоторых случаях, как в предложениях с "having worked" или "leaving", используется форма "having" + Participle II, чтобы показать, что одно действие произошло до другого.
Таким образом, правильное употребление форм причастий помогает более точно передать смысл предложений и их временные отношения.