Participle

Using perfect participle as perfect active participle

Using perfect participle as perfect active participle
  1. What is an example of a perfect participle active?

What is an example of a perfect participle active?

Perfect participle phrases are formed in the active voice when the doer of the main clause (subject) is the doer of the perfect participle phrase too. Examples: Having worked for the entire day, she was tired. Having heard the news of his accident, we decided to take the day off and see him.

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