1. Looking at his watch, he saw that it was one o’clock.→AP replaces when/while
2. Having been arrested, the girl confessed her mistake.→AP replaces because/since/as/for
3. Influenced by his friends, he became a naughty boy.→PP replaces because/since/as/for
4. Armed with modern guns, Densus 88 surrounded the building.→PP replaces because/since/as/for
5. The police were taking a badly damaged bus from the deep ravine.→AP precedes noun
6. Having been instructed to drive out of town, I began to acquire confidence.→AP replace after
7. The manager sent a short note informing him that he would be fired.→AP follows noun
8. The man beaten by some people had stolen something from the shop.→PP follows noun
9. The sinking ship was not Queen Mary. It was Titanic.→AP precedes noun
10. The teacher found them cheating in the class.→AP follows verb of perception
1. We saw the (steal) stealing something from the shop.→AP follows verb of perception
2. (After we have been told) Having been told to work alone, we began to finish the test.→AP replaces after
3. (Because he was humiliated by his friends) Being humiliated by his friends . He felt under confident.→AP replaces because/since/as/for
4. (Drift)Drifted by the window, the falling leaves all seem colourful.→PP replaces because/since/as/for
5. The (interest)interesting story book children was written by JK. Rowling.→AP precedes noun
6. (When I walk along the Malioboro street)Walking, I saw a traffic accident.→AP replaces when/while
7. (After he had told his children wisely)Having told his child wisely, he died suddenly.→AP replaces after
8. Being aught cheating They were dismissed out of the class (because they were caught cheating).→AP replaces because/since/as/for
9. (Ignore their teacher’s warning)Ignoring their teacher’s warning those student did not pass the final exam.→AP replaces because/since/as/for
10. Watching TV late at night She could not do the English test (because she watched TV late at night).→AP replaces after
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