1. To keep away from something
2. Something that you hope to achieve
3. Less confident or less enthusiastic about doing
something
4. Something that you are trying to achieve
5. To give up something important in order to get something
that seems more important
6. Something that makes you want to do something,
especially involving hard work
7. To divide into different parts or groups
8. Given too much of a thing to do
9. To achieve​

Participle

Read and learn grammar rule

1, Choose the correct form of Participle:

(to wash) her face in cold water, she came up to the window and shut it.

2, having washed

2, Choose the correct form of Participle:

(To buy) a pair of gloves we moved to the shoe department.

1. having bought

3, Choose the correct form of Participle:

(To be) so far away he still feels himself part of the community.

2. being

4, Choose the correct form of Participle:

The story (to tell) by the old captain made the young girl cry.

1. told

5, Choose the correct form of Participle:

(To support) her by the arm he helped her out of the taxi.

Підтримуючи її за руку він допоміг їй вийти з таксі

2. supporting

6, Choose the correct form of Participle:

A snake (to sleep) in the grass will bite if anyone treads upon it.

3. sleeping

1. To get a constant current, you must have its source. 2. A pyrometer is used to measure the temperature of hot metals. 3. Man learned to dissolve atoms in order to receive a large amount of energy. 4. Scientists are trying to solve the problem associated with new phenomena of electricity. 5. Lightning rod-metal device for protecting buildings from lightning. 6. Carrying out experiments with atmospheric electricity was very dangerous at that time. 7. To magnetize an object is to place it in a magnet field.