B2Englishen.b2.040

Past participle clause

Structure:

past participle + rest of clause, main clause

Example:

Built in 1900, the house still stands on the hill.

Examples

Built in 1900, the house still stands on the hill.

Underwhelming Conclusion: FDA Still Unable to Ascertain the Cause of Baby Botulism Outbreak

Key phrase: “asserting that ByHeart bears ultimate responsibility”

Remote code execution via Bluetooth-enabled speaker: a case study in insecure design

Key phrase: “The attack vector is constrained by Bluetooth range, requiring the attacker to be in close proximity to the speaker.”

Question 1 of 20 correct

Which grammar pattern does this sentence use? "Built in 1900, the house still stands on the hill."

Adjective + preposition: afraid of, keen on, responsible for

Adjective + preposition: aware of, familiar with, interested in

Adjective + preposition: similar to, different from, capable of

Advanced passive: It is said/believed that

Advanced passive: Subject + is said to + infinitive