急..participle phrases 作句

1) Half expecting it to explode, he walked slowly to the box.

2) I finally saw my daughter playing in the school orchestra.

3) Feeling hot and stuffy, he took off his vest.

4) On hearing the death of her best friend, the girl burst into tears.

5) We all comforted the little girl scolded by her father.

6) The president well protected by security guards walked slowly towards the crowd.

7) Shocked by the news, the young girl began to cry.

8) The Prime Minister supported by majority of the citizens was re-elected for the third term.

9) Asked by the reporters many times, the party leader finally admitted his wrongdoing.

Comment:
Participle phrases can be used in sentences to give extra information or describe the result, cause or time of the information in the main clause. Participle phrases have active and passive forms but they do not have a tense. Their time reference is clear from the verb in the main clause. In participle phrases, the active participle (-ing form) has an active meaning and passive participle (-ed form) has a passive meaning. In many cases, participle phrases do not contain a subject. The subject of of the main clause usually acts as the subject of the participle phrase.

1) i were expecting you to come to my house today, but you didn't.
2) the childrens are playing outside.
3) i got a feeling that it will rain today.
4) my hearing is not that good.
5) my mum scolded at me this morning.
6) my camera is protected with a case.
7) he were shocked by the thundering.
8) the flowers are supported with a glass.
9) i asked my mum if i can go to the cinema tomorrow.

these were very simple, is that okay? hope it helps.