Paraphrase the following using Participle II. Example: These are only a few of the attempts, which were made to improve the situation. — These are only a few of the attempts made to improve the situation. 1. The new job, which has been offered to me lately, seems to be very interesting. 2. He could not recognize the square, which was rebuilt, while he was away. 3. The news, which you've brought to us, is exciting. 4. The things that are left behind by passengers are usually taken to the Lost Property Office. 5. The animals, which were caught in the morning, struggled furiously.

1) If you do something usually, you do it under normal conditions; generally.
2) If something happens monthly, it is done, produced, or occurring once a month.
3) If you do something badly, you do it in an unsatisfactory, inadequate, or unsuccessful way.
4) If you have done something lately, you have done it recently; not long ago.
5) If you do something quickly, you do it at a fast speed; rapidly.
6) If you do something quietly, you do it in a quiet manner.
7) If something is done widely, it is done by many people or in many places.
8) If you do something specially, you do it for a particular purpose.
9) If you do something loudly, it can be easily heard.
10) If you do something slowly, you do it at a slow speed; not quickly.
In my _Opinion___ (1) sports is one _Of_ (2) the things that helps to keep people _Fit__ (3) and healthy. Physically inactive people get older earlier _Than_ (4) those who have plenty of _Exercise__ (5). Being _In_ (6) good health means having _Both_ (7) body and mind in good working __Order_ (8), free __From__ (9) disease and pain. There is the Latin proverb that says, “A sound mind is in a sound body. If you want to be physically and mentally healthy – go _In for_ (10) sports.