1.The novel was written in 1925. It captures the mood of the Jazz Age., Was written in 1925, the novel captures the mood of the Jazz Age., Written in 1925, the novel captures the mood of the Jazz Age., Writting in 1925, the novel captures the mood of the Jazz Age., 1.The typhoon struck the coast. It destroyed hundreds of homes., The typhoon struck the coast, destroying hundreds of homes., The typhoon struck the coast, destroyed hundreds of homes., Destroyed hundreds of homes, the typhoon struck the coast,, 1.When you cross the road, you should always look both ways., When crossing the road, you should always look both ways., When cross the road, you should always look both ways., When crossed the road, you should always look both ways., 2.Anyone who is interested in joining the club should sign up by Friday, Anyone is interested in joining the club should sign up by Friday, Anyone interesting in joining the club should sign up by Friday, Anyone interested in joining the club should sign up by Friday, 2.The man who is standing at the gate is our new coach., The man is standing at the gate is our new coach., The man standing at the gate is our new coach., Standing at the gate is our new coach, 2.She was the first candidate who arrived at the venue., She was the first candidate to arrive at the venue., She was the first candidate arrive at the venue., She was the first candidate to arriving at the venue., 3.We only realised the danger when the alarm sounded., It was not until the alarm sounded so we realised the danger., It was not until the alarm sounded who we realised the danger., It was not until the alarm sounded that we realised the danger., 3.Hong Kong’s high rents worry small business owners more than anything else., Who worries small business owners most is Hong Kong’s high rents., What worries small business owners most is Hong Kong’s high rents., What worrying small business owners most is Hong Kong’s high rents., 3.She apologised — that was her response to the complaint., What she does was (to) apologise., What she did was to apologising., What she did was to apologise., 4.You must not leave the examination hall under any circumstances., Must not you leave the examination hall under any circumstances., Not leave must you leave the examination hall under any circumstances., Under no circumstances may/must you leave the examination hall., 4.We understood the real problem only after we had read the full report., Only after we have read the full report does we understand the real problem., Only after we had read the full report did we understand the real problem., Only after we had read the full report we did understand the real problem., 5.His homework was finished, so he went out to play basketball., His homework finishing, he went out to play basketball., His homework finished, so he went out to play basketball., His homework finished, he went out to play basketball., 5.The deadline is approaching, and the team is working overtime., With the deadline approaching, the team is working overtime., With the deadline approach, the team is working overtime., With the deadline approached, the team is working overtime., 5.Her hands were trembling as she opened the envelope., With her hands trembling, as she opened the envelope., With her hands trembling, she opened the envelope., With her hands tremble, she opened the envelope.

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