Having filled his glass/Filling his glass, Max took a long drink.
But when the first action is not short, we must use the perfect.
Having dug a hole in the road, the men just disappeared.
NOT Digging a hole in the road, the men just disappeared.
The clause with the perfect participle can come after the main clause.
They left the restaurant, having spent two hours over lunch.
e In the passive we can use a simple, continuous or perfect participle.
The old woman walked slowly to the lift, assisted by the porter.
I don't want to stay out here being bitten by insects.
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