Exercise 3. Make up sentences of your own using Participle II. Model: The results presented (1) agree with (2) the previous observations. (1) (2) The data obtained to correspond to The conclusions made to differ from The evidence reported to deal with The hypothesis advanced to be in agreement with The facts classified to be valid for The method applied to be in keeping with The phenomena observed to be true for The problem solved to be consistent with

- Hi, Mark! I have not seen you for ages.
- Hi. I have been working quite hard as usual. How about you?
- Great. I have been looking around for a new flat, but I have not found one yet.
- What’s wrong with your old one?
- It’s OK. But I have just got a new job and it’s on the other side of town. By the way, have you finished that book I gave you last month?
- I have not have time, I was very busy. I have started it but I’ve only got as far as the first chapter.
- What you have been doing since I last saw you?
- I have been preparing for exams, of course. I have took maths I’ve still got physics and chemistry to go.
- How did the maths exam go?
- I think I have passed it. We’ll see.

- Hi, Mark! I have not seen you for ages.
- Hi. I have been working quite hard as usual. How about you?
- Great. I have been looking around for a new flat, but I have not found one yet.
- What’s wrong with your old one?
- It’s OK. But I have just got a new job and it’s on the other side of town. By the way, have you finished that book I gave you last month?
- I have not have time, I was very busy. I have started it but I’ve only got as far as the first chapter.
- What you have been doing since I last saw you?
- I have been preparing for exams, of course. I have took maths I’ve still got physics and chemistry to go.
- How did the maths exam go?
- I think I have passed it. We’ll see.