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b) of condition
c) of comparison
d) of concession
e) of cause
•
If given time, he will make the first-class chess player.
•
Unless delivered immediately, the
letter will lose its impor-
tance.
•
He kept silent as if puzzled by my behaviour.
•
He stopped as if struck by some new idea.
•
Though tired, he tried to smile.
•
Though greatly impressed by the story, he didn’t utter a word.
•
Though ordered two weeks ago, the books haven’t been deli-
vered yet.
•
He fell asleep exhausted by his journey.
III. a predicative
•
The
place looked deserted, quite untouched.
•
His tone became even more worried and somber
(грустный)
.
•
The book-cover is torn.
Переплет книги разорван.
IV. part of a
complex object
•
I have heard that melody played a lot of times.
•
I have never heard him spoken of badly.
•
They found the treasure hidden in a cellar.
•
I want it done tomorrow.
•
Arriving at the airport, he went to have his luggage registered.
•
I’d like my TV set fixed.
V. part of a com-
plex subject/ part
of a compound
verbal predicate
•
Many houses were seen damaged.
•
The door was found locked.
•
The picture was considered stolen.
VI. Participial
phrase as parenthe-
sis
•
It wasn’t
a bad show, all things considered.
(принимая всё во вни-
мание, в конечном счёте)
Predicative Constructions with the Participle
◄► 3. The Objective Participial Construction ◄►
Function: Complex Object
(A)
The Objective
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